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Mass Market Paperback:::: 384 pages+++Publisher:::: Berkley (December 2, 2008)+++Language:::: English+++ISBN-10::::

9780425224861+++ISBN-13:::: 978-0425224861+++ASIN:::: 0425224864+++Product Dimensions::::4.3 x 1 x 6.8 inches++++++ ISBN10
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A mother’s greatest wish—or worst nightmare—comes true in this chilling novel by #1 New York Times bestselling author Dean Koontz.Tina
Evans has spent a year suffering from incredible heartache since her son Dannys tragic death. But now, with her Vegas show about to premiere,
Tina can think of no better time for a fresh start. Maybe she can finally move on and put her grief behind her.Only there is a message for Tina,
scrawled on the chalkboard in Dannys room: NOT DEAD. Two words that send her on a terrifying journey from the bright lights of Las Vegas to
the cold shadows of the High Sierras, where she uncovers a terrible secret...

The Eyes of Darkness (TEOD) is a revamped version of a much earlier book by Koontz, writing under the pseudonym Leigh Nichols, from 1981.
I was still in high school and had never heard of the book, nor Leigh Nichols, nor Dean Koontz. It was 1987 when I discovered Watchers and
scrambled to find anything he had written previously. Like many others, I also became a fan. According to TEODs afterward, this is the last of five
books he has reissued (writing under the Nichols name) that has been updated and slightly edited to be more relevant in the 21st century.TEOD is
an utter treat. While a few areas stumbled here and there, the narrative, protagonists, antagonists, the minor characters, settings, dialogue, were all
interesting without being overly wordy. This was the Koontz I remembered from 1987 onward. Not the current dreck he seems to spit out about
twice a year. I found paragraphs in TEOD that ranged from 2 sentences to a whole page, with descriptions of everything from the cold, short
winter days to the smells of a small-town diner to the evergreens on a snow-capped mountaintop. You actually felt like you stepped into the world
his imagination had created for you.And while TEODs plot involved a cold war-era meme reminiscent of the 70s and passed on into the early 80s,
he was able to update the book to make it seem more relevant for todays times. You could feel the mothers anguish, confusion, and eventual
anger: She was the Ripley from Aliens before we had a Ripley from Aliens.But dont let the cold-war sub-plot put you off. Koontz ties up that
theme where its within ones reach of believability. Just imagine the feeling you get when you watch a 007 movie from the early 80s and giggle over
how silly those plots were (compared to the recent Bond films with Daniel Craig). TEOD might give you that feeling of déjà vu, sans the
chuckling.Even though I know how his other book, Strangers, ends as well as the underlying plot, reading TEOD made me want to go out and find
a used version of that book, or maybe Lightning, or The Bad Place. Thats the other déjà vu you get. Wow, what a great writer Koontz was. The
last book I read by him before TEOD was What the Night Knows: A Novel. Though not reviewed yet by me, Id give that one 2.5 stars. Its
probably one of the few books in the last decade that I enjoyed, until it went off the rails and into the supernatural. The closest Koontz comes to
the supernatural are his Odd Thomas books, a blatant knockoff of The Sixth Sense (Collectors Edition Series), in my humble opinion.I also just
finished another re-issue of an earlier book, The Voice of the Night, he wrote under another pen name in 1979 that was pure simplicity and sheer
joy. Like TEOD, there was no preaching, no wearing ones faith on ones sleeve, no pandering to the reader, no silly dialogue just for the sake of
having dialogue. Everything had a purpose, every sentence had a meaning, every character relatable, and when not, their actions understandable.I
give TEOD 4.5 stars but Amazon doesnt do half stars for some reason. I highly recommend this book. Its a classic Koontz thriller and you wont
be disappointed.

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