The Funhouse - Dean Koontz

Mr Murder - Dean Koontz

any more of the plot without spoiling it for you. What genre does it fall into? Quite simply it doesn t. In essence it s a thriller, with a touch of horror and a slight air of fantasy. Fans of any of these types of novel will enjoy reading this and I d wholeheartedly recommend this one as a perfect introduction to Dean Koontz. You can grab a copy for £6.39 on Amazon, what are you waiting for? Thanks for reading - now go and beg, borrow or steal a copy of this book and let me know what you ...

The Taking - Dean Koontz

Upon the town of Black Lake nestling in the mountains of Southern California an unseasonable rain starts to fall. Just above the town in the Sloan family residence Molly Sloan lies awake listening to the snores of her husband Neil. The sudden torrential rain arrives unheralded by any thunder or lightning pouring off the roof, cascading around the house making any further sleep impossible. At 2am Molly gets up intending to work on her latest book but the eerie luminescence of the downpour takes her to look outside where a score of coyotes are sheltering from the rain on the porch, something very unnatural is going on but what can it be? This is the start of a nightmarish three ...

The Taking - Dean Koontz

to the nearest town of "Black Lake" their suspicions are further aroused by the emerging alien fungus around them and the increasingly disturbing events which unfold. I began reading Dean Koontz s "The Taking" with little in the way of hope. All Koontz s works seem to receive high praise but of late I have been increasingly infuriated by his increase in style over substance writing. The old alien invasion plot does little to re-assure me this will be any better but I read on. Koontz has always been the master of imagery and suspense and at least half of the book is spent in the build-up to forthcoming events. His powers of description and use of ...