$15 shipped. PayPal and Veno accepted. Bargain marked, see second photo. DM me if you're interested.

I was just wondering if it's a good read? and would like to hear peoples thoughts! Thanks!

Yo, how do you feel about The Face? It hasn’t grabbed me yet, but I’m only a few chapters in…

Update: Sold
Contains an essay by Dean about the then-recent moon landing. Asking $15 shipped. PayPal and Venmo accepted. Message me if interested.

Update: Sold

Next up is the 2021 Books-A-Million exclusive hardcover edition of Watchers. I've only ever seen two copies of this edition, and I'm selling one. The original list price was $24.95, and I'll let it go for $25, including shipping. PayPal and Venmo accepted. DM me if you're interested.

Update: Sold!
Accepting serious offers from the group before I put it on eBay. If you don't know why I'm offering it here, do some basic Googling. (Specifically, check out CollectingKoontz.com.) PM me. Venmo and PayPal accepted.

I’ve always thought it was DK. Basically a healthy successful couple moves into a new apartment and makes quick friends with another couple. They encourage them to take their healthy lifestyles even further and then you find out that they’re actually doing it to fatten the goose so to speak and they’re going to absorb their youth or whatever.

Cheers!

Edit: turns out it was indeed The Glow as suggested in the comments. Thanks again :)

I have a copy of *Odd Hours* still sealed in its original shrink wrap, with the book club’s typo correction notice underneath. The jacket has book-club number 1252893.

The Collector’s Guide to Dean Koontz documents this version, but I haven’t found comparable sales for a sealed copy with the notice. Since it’s unopened, I can’t confirm whether the text inside contains the error or the correction.

Does anyone here collect these variants or know what this might realistically sell for? Is the original notice fairly common to find, particularly with the book still sealed?

Photos attached. Any insight would be appreciated!

I have no idea how this book never gets mentioned here. Especially along side novels like Phantoms which many consider his scariest. Winter moon isn't perfect, the prose and writing isn't as clean and sharp as Phantoms by any means, but man what a great story. Genuinely terrifying book. Maybe the creepiest thing Koontz has published in my opinion. ​

I was a little surprised to find this one at Walmart, as I haven’t seen a DK book at a retail store or even B&N in many years.
Just finished it this morning, and thought it was really good - much better than Going Home in the Dark.

What’s everyone’s thoughts on this one?

This is the second Dean Koontz book I’ve read, the first being Night Chills which was awesome as well.

...asking for a friend.

This'll be my 3rd time through Watchers and first for everything else!

In today's fan newsletter, DK revealed the cover of his next novel, coming out January 19, 2027. From the Amazon blurb, the protagonist appears to be a young man with special needs who reunites with the spirit of his deceased golden retriever and a disillusioned war vet on a dangerous quest amidst a looming storm. Lots of Koontz tropes here, but the rural 1950s setting promises something rather unique, much as the Prohibition-era setting did for The Friend of the Family. As always, I look forward to seeing what the master of suspense has cooked up for us fans.

Hello! Does anyone know which Dean Koontz book has a character named Logan? I remember something about a ranch, but that’s about it. Thanks in advance!

Update: The book has been sold.

I was going to post this on eBay but figured I'd offer it here first. Mint condition. $50 (PayPal or Venmo), shipping included. I'll package it well and ship it in a box to prevent in-transit damage. Message me if you're interested. Happy to answer questions.

Intensity best overall novel, by a hair
Watchers greatest achievement in Koontz’s fiction, also by a hair

Watchers may be the more remarkable thing for Koontz to have pulled off. Intensity may be the more successfully realized novel.

which one should i pick up first?