Strange Highways
From the denizens of hell to unlikely heroes, from vengeful children to suspiciously humanlike robots, this new collection of tales from a genius of horror and suspense writing provides a hypnotic view of the strange highways of human experience. A masterful achievement—as profound as it is mesmerizing. (Ficiton—Horror)\ \ \ Mega-bestselling author Dean Koontz's highly successful novels continue to sell at a phenomenal rate, with total sales worldwide of more than 125...
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From the denizens of hell to unlikely heroes, from vengeful children to suspiciously humanlike robots, this new collection of tales from a genius of horror and suspense writing provides a hypnotic view of the strange highways of human experience. A masterful achievement—as profound as it is mesmerizing. (Ficiton—Horror)Publishers WeeklyCollection of tales from horror novelist Koontz. (Aug.)
\ Publishers Weekly - Publisher's Weekly\ Collection of tales from horror novelist Koontz. Aug.\ \ \ \ \ Library JournalThis collection includes a new novel along with previously published novellas and short stories.\ \ \ Brad HooperThe King of Creep is back, not with a novel, however, but with his first collection of short fiction. Fourteen stories, two of which are actually novel length, provide Koontz with various venues for exploring eeriness. The title piece, one of the two very long works in the collection, is the tale of a young man's hallucinations; the other long story, entitled "Chase," is a dark, almost dank psychological suspense yarn. An out-and-out monster appears in the shorter "Black Pumpkin," and "Bruno" is a combination sf and detective story. Other stories take different approaches to tingling the reader's spine, but all are successful. Koontz's legion of fans won't be let down.\ \
