dean koontz

Well things went from weird to weirder with this one! At times I felt like I was reading a juvenile novel, I mean using a sentient cat as a tracker, really? The book still suffers from the same problem as the previous book (Fear Nothing) in as much as Koontz likes to over elaborate on a...

Christopher Snow was born with Xeroderma Pigmentosum, a rare disorder meaning he is ultra sensitive to light and so he lives in a twilight world, only really coming out at night. He lives in Moonlight Bay, a beautiful and picturesque town which he has never seen during the day. For him it has a...

As the title implies, I wanted to talk about What the Night Knows. I've only started the book, and have reached the tenth chapter. So please, no spoilers. I was wondering why Billy killed his family? Was he possessed? Or is he a s/k groupie?

Not read much of his stuff. In fact, only one: "False Memory", which I enjoyed. I am thinking of reading another. I have heard good things about "Watchers" - just wondered what anyone thought were his best books? :)

I thought this was a good book. However, I think it fringes on the border of horror. I just finished it and found it much different than Koontz's other novel Intensity. I was totally involved in it and really liked it, despite the fact I was expecting something as (odd as it may sound) intense...