Dean Koontz
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Dean Koontz’ beloved golden retriever, Trixie, gives her dog’s-eye view of the holiday. Includes games, gift-giving advice…and the truth about who really pulls Santa’s sleigh! Color photos and illustrations.
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Known for his chilling fiction, #1 bestselling author Dean Koontz reveals his softer side in this loving tribute to Trixie, the joyful, keenly spiritual golden retriever who changed his family forever.
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The Darkest Evening of the Year
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Amy Redwing rescues abused dogs. But who will rescue her from a dark past and a monster bent on her destruction?
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Unable to come up with $2 million ransom, Mitch must find his wife’s captors and save her himself!
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Odd Thomas is searching for a childhood friend who's disappeared. While everyone fears the worst, his ghostly guides reveal something far more terrible. But can anyone—alive or dead—stop the onslaught?
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Odd Thomas must use his “connection” with the dead to save his town from an evil menace. 2003.
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DEAN KOONTZ
Rolling Stone has called Dean Koontz "America's most popular suspense novelist," but he's so much more. Incorporating elements of many genres, often including comic elements, Koontz is one of those authors who creates a completely distinct world with each novel. Since his breakthrough 1980 novel Whispers, 23 of his books have gone straight to the top of the New York Times bestseller list. Whether it's the spirit medium/fry cook Odd Thomas, hero of the "Odd" series, or Ryan Perry, protagonist of 2008's Your Heart Belongs To Me, Koontz creates characters who are instantly engraved on the reader's consciousness. As the Los Angeles Times has said, "Koontz has always had near-Dickensian powers of description, and an ability to yank us from one page to the next that few novelists can match."
