
Leyba B. (
Leyba) wrote on 3/27/2007...
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The suspense mounts in a small california town where children are disappearing from their homes and the streets.
Christopher Snow trying to find out if the children are dead or is the army's Fort Wyvern involved. A very good read that yu won't be able to put down.

Mary Elaine L. (
Laney) wrote on 5/5/2007...
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Koontz is always a great and terrifying read.
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Another great Koontz! It's amazing how when reading this book you can actually get jumpy! Amazing character development and plot. Love it!

Ron W. (
RonW) wrote on 3/31/2007...
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This is a great book - will keep you on the edge of your seat!
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Great book! This is the 2nd part to Fear Nothing.
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Moonlight Bay, California. A safe, secluded small town that is at its most picturesque in the gentle nighttimes that inspired its name. Now, somewhere in the night, children are disappearing. From their homes. From the streets. The police cannot be trusted to solve the mystery because in Moonlight Bay the police work their hardest to conceal crimes and silence the complainants rather than catch the perpetrators. They were long ago corrupted by a greater authority, hidden behind the supposedly shuttered walls of the adjacent military base, Fort Wyvern. When he sets out to find the missing five-year-old son of a former sweetheart, Christopher Snow believes the lost children are still alive. He is convinced the disappearances have everything to do with the catastrophic effects of secret research conducted deep within Fort Wyvern. To keep those secrets, extremely violent and powerful forces are willing to conceal even the most heinous crimes. But Christopher Snow has developed a secret advantage of his own. His rare genetic disorder - xeroderma pigmentosum, XP - leaves him dangerously vulnerable to light. Forced to live in the shadows, Christopher Snow knows the night world better than anyone, even those adversaries who seem at one with darkness.

Michelle L. (
keyi) wrote on 7/24/2006...
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Continuing adventures of Christopher Snow (Fear Nothing). Koontz just can't write a bad book.
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Great book by Koontz. He is my favorite author though, so I might be a bit biased! Read it and you will enjoy it. If you haven't read anything by Koontz I would really suggest this title. It is really good and it goes fast!
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excellent! In this book children are disappearing in a town called moonlit bay, and the police are corrupt
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Moonlight Bay, California. A safe, secluded small town that is at its most picuresque in the gentle nighttimes that inspired its name. Now, somewhere in the night children are disappearing. From their homes. From the streets.
When Christipher Snow sets out to find the missing children, he is convinced the disappearances have everything to do with the catastrophic effects of secret research conducted deep within Fort Wyvern. To keep those secrets, extremely violent and powerful forces are willing to conceal even the most heinous crimes.