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Book SynopsisA novel of fear and suspense, love, loss and redemption, from one of the greatest storytellers writing today. The Face is Dean Koontz's most chilling, gripping and original novels to date.THE FACE. He''s Hollywood''s most dazzling star. His flawless features inspire the love of millions but light the fires of hatred in one twisted soul. A few rain-lashed days before Christmas, a warped star-hater has sent six sinister messages to him, promising a very nasty surprise for the festive season.The Face''s security chief is Ethan Truman, an ex-LAPD cop trying to rebuild his life. Having tracked down the messenger but not the source of the threat, he''s worried. But not half as worried as he would be if he knew that Fric, the Face''s ten-year-old son, was home alone and getting calls from a pervert claiming he''s Moloch, ''devourer of children''.While the unnatural downpour continues, Ethan must face the secrets of his tragic past and the unmistakable premonition of his own impending violent
Trade Review'Uplifting enough to make Cain repent … There is scarcely an author alive who loves the English language more .. whose sentences offer more musicality … the tale's grandeur and strong lines … characters are memorable and his unique mix of suspense and humour absorbing… great kudos to Koontz for creating, within the strictures of popular fiction, another notable novel of ideas and of moral imperatives … Look for this to hit #1' Publishers Weekly
‘Koontz flexes his muscles and sets forth like a demigod to create his most strongly anchored novel since 1995’s Intensity, a work sheathed with darkness and wreathed with wiry metaphor … hundreds of pages of top-drawer suspense’ Kirkus Reviews
'Dean Koontz is not just a master of our darkest dreams, but also a literary juggler' The Times
‘Psychologically complex, masterly and satisfying.’ The New York Times
‘Koontz has near-Dickensian powers of description, and an ability to yank us from one page to the next that few novelists can match.’ Los Angeles Times
‘Koontz has once again proven why he is one of the premier novelists of his generation.’ Amazon.co.uk
