#1 New York Times bestselling author Dean Koontz “pulls out all the stops” ( Publishers Weekly ) in this haunting psychological thriller... For thirty-five years, Bruno Frye has lived in the shadow of the adopted mother who made his heart beat with constant fear. And even though she died five years ago, the whispers still haunt him in the dark...enough to make him kill—and kill again. Hilary Thomas is one of his intended victims. And she’s about to learn that even death can’t keep a bad man down...
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I decided earlier this year that I want to re-read everything by Dean Koontz that I could get my hands on. Nostalgia I guess. I thought when I first picked this book up that I must have read it already since I read so much of his work in the 90s. But after a couple of chapters I realized that I had never read it before. What I did remember though, was the exact conversation I had with my mom over 20 years ago when she was telling me about this great book she was reading. I didn't remember the title of the book she was telling me about but I remembered exactly her description and knew that this was that book. Even remembering a pretty heavy plot point, even after 20 years, this book kept me on the edge of my seat so to speak. So good! I didn't want to put it down because I had to know what happened next. Of course, I read most DK books on the edge of my seat.
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