Dean Koontz: Three Complete Novels: Strangers/the Voice of the Night/the Mask/3 Novels in 1 Volume

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Summary: Not the greatest Kootnz has written
Review: The book was very intriguing for the first 20 and last 50 pages, but the middled seemed to lose the reader in meaningless information. The antagonist of the story, Roy, was a great character. Pay close attention to him because you can never tell if you love him or hate him. Koontz did a great job with the characters in that aspect. The story line seemed to lack in something but it was an all around average book.

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Summary: A woman and her son find themselves in a bizarre situation.
Review: The Servants of Twilight was exciting and powerful. It has a magnificent flowing plot and stimulating characters. One of Dean Koontz finest in my opinion, and I am only 14. This is not thefirst novel that I have read by Dean Koontz, but by far one of the most distinguished pieces he has written. Suspenseful, this may be my only describing word. I am certain this novel will have you on the edge of your seat. Not one for religious going individuals, but anyone else should not find this offensive. I would recommend this fine piece of literature to anyone who has read and admired Dean Koontz. If you have read one of his books, and didn't appreciate it, read this, I'm confident that you will change your mind!

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Summary: This is a good one
Review: This book is a good one. I think the book is one of those bookes were you cant put the book down. I think that the book will teach you some lessons in life about yourself.

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Summary: Well recommended
Review: This was one of the first koontzs books I bought, I still have not read Darkfall, but I hope to get round to it before long. The other two novels are excellent, with Phantoms being in my opinion the authors best book. The Servants of Twilight is also very good - it keeps you guessing until the end. Although I loved Phantoms I think it gave Dean a reputation as being a "horror novelist" which is untrue - all of his books are mystery thrillers, with an unusual element. He and King are so different they can't be compared. The only real horror books that he wrote were Phantoms, Darkfall, ticktock and maybe Watchers. For the most part books like Whispers, The Face of Fear, The Vision, The Voice of the night, Intensity, etc are murder, mystery and suspense basically. He is so much better than either Harris or Cornwell at writing these kind of books. My advice is buy his books NOW!