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Title	:	The Voice of the Night
Author	:	Dean Koontz
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 339 pages
Published	:	July 1st 1991 by Berkley (first published 1980)
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. Thriller

The Voice of the Night

Dean Koontz

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 339 pages

Rating: 3.94 | 17144 Users | 405 Reviews

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No one could understand why Colin and Roy were best friends. Colin was so shy; Roy was so popular. Colin was nervous around girls; Roy was a ladies’ man. Colin was fascinated by Roy — and Roy was fascinated with death. Then one day Roy asked his timid friend, “You ever killed anything?” And from that moment on, the two were bound together in a game too terrifying to imagine… and too irresistible to stop.

Includes an afterword by the author.

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Original Title:	The Voice of the Night
ISBN:	0425128164 (ISBN13: 9780425128169)
Edition Language:	English
Setting:	California(United States) Santa Leona, California

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this was my first dean koontz, and as you can see from my library, it basically opened a flood gate. i was fairly young when i read this, probably close to the age of the main character, and this book disturbed me in a lot of ways. i think if i re-read it, i would be a lot more hardened toward it, because i've read and watched a lot in the horror genre in the years since then. but i will always remember and cherish this as the first (and among the few) books that quite literally made me squirm.

According to the afterword, this is one of Dead Koontz's earlier novels (written in the 70s). To be honest, I could tell while reading the book that it was probably an earlier work. The book reads more like a novella than a novel, if that makes sense. I literally read this book in less than an hour. The pace of it is very quick. The plot is also very simple. But, in my opinion, neither of these characteristics takes away from the story. Even though the book isn't quite as complex or detailed as

Koontz-Alert Checklist (Every Dean Koontz book has at least one of the following ten things.)1. Blond lead/love interest - Yes. There are quite a few blonds in this book, actually.2. Dog(s) - Nope 3. Government conspiracy - Nope4. Aliens - Nope5. Serial Killer - Kinda6. Bougainvillea plant - Nope7. Sodium-vapor streetlight - Nope8. Precocious child - Kinda9. Town gone crazy - Nope10. Psychic(s) - NopeThe Voice in the Night is my latest Koontz reread with my bubbly buddy, Smilely Smileson, also

3.5 It was enjoyable and fast-paced. Written very simply, I was able to fly through it; not too mention I was intrigued to know when Colin would realize the truth. About this, it got a little repetitive at the beginning.I really liked how the night was almost represented as another character and its voice beautifully described more than once. I hated instead, the way Colin's mom acted when he was in need, she was a total bitch, I couldn't believe it; I wanted to smash her face. But at least in

I really liked this interesting book. I always enjoyed mystery/thriller books like The Girl on The Train and it didn't disappoint. Once I got into the book it was incredibly hard to put down. I didn't want to stop reading it for days. The killer in the book is disgusting and brutal yet very smart about getting away with his crimes in an incredibly intriguing and almost beautiful way. He views his killings almost as an art and I enjoyed seeing this dark persona with a very high intellect interact

One of Koontz's most underrated novels. Roy and Colin are two unlikely friends; Colin is a shy and awkward bookworm, while Roy is the most popular kid in the down. Roy begins to confide in Colin and tells him his secrets, which Colin takes as jokes - but they might not be jokes at all.Originally published under the pen name Brian Coffey in 1980, The Voice of The Night received almost no attention and I really don't know why. Scary, psychological, chilling and realistic, it will touch the soul of

This book changed me, in it's own way. It's my first Dean Koontz, so I haven't got anything to compare it to. But, I must say, that this book, so far, is one of my favorites. Dean did a great job making the reader intreged trough the whole plot. For me, it's almost always the first book, that I'm going to compare other, this author's books to. I know, I should've started with the first book Dean ever wrote, and read them chronicly, but, while sitting in the library, waiting for my friends,