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- Narrated by: Steven Weber
- Length: 12 hrs and 24 mins
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- Cher Desmarais
- 2019-01-04
What nightmares are made of
The storyline was good, characters strong the kids endearing. Loved the family connect without electronics
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- Joe F.
- 2018-02-08
what the night knows
Good listen. I would recomend this book. Creepy and we'll read. look forward to hearing more from Dean Koontz.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2020-10-17
Horrible
Worst audiobook I've listened to. I didn't like the storyline and the narration made me want to rip off my ears.
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- Sarah
- 2021-02-23
Good Read
I enjoyed the book. I do find koontz books to be similar to one another, but still interesting
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- C. Chaffin
- 2020-12-07
Not bad
The story is decent however the characters are overly naive. It was good enough since I got it on a 2 for 1 deal. Otherwise don't buy it on its own.
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- Irene Thomas
- 2020-11-14
Confusing
I’ve always liked Dean Koontz style. This one is a bit odd though. It’s all over the place and I had trouble following the story line. Usually his books are pretty good so don’t let this one put you off.
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- Pauline
- 2022-12-17
Another Extraordinary Story by Dean Koontz
Spellbinding, can’t-put-down and brilliantly performed! Well rounded and likeable characters make this book a winner. Guaranteed not to disappoint!
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- James S.
- 2022-02-27
Fun read
Dean Koontz is a good writer, and his novels are usually light enough to use as a palette cleanser.
this novel deals with supernatural themes and is pulls you right in.
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- Langer
- 2020-11-05
Top-Notch Paranormal Thriller
The AI at Audible is working fine. This book was offered to me as a Daily Deal and I had heard of Dean Koontz before, so I took a chance. I am glad I did.
This book is very dark, graphic, and metaphysical. it combines a tale of serial murder and demonic possession. The events and descriptions are engrossing, but shocking enough to make the reader uncomfortable. Nothing is taboo to Koontz and his prose is startlingly descriptive. The dialogue is realistic and the settings gritty. Well-done.
Steven Weber is an engaging reader with inflections and emphasis 100% appropriate to the writing. This is a masterful job and Weber is the perfect narrator choice for the text (his work with Stephen King books is similarly outstanding).
I confidently give this recording 9.5 stars out of 10.
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- Stephanie Feltham
- 2020-10-22
Koontz never dissapoints
Absolutely loved this book!!. Steve Weber is an amazing reader and really kept me interested and listening... so awesome!
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- Michelle
- 2010-12-31
One of the better Koontz books
Yes, he's wordy and overly descriptive. It's his style. If you don't like it, don't read a Koontz book. But if you do like his style and his books, you will love this book. I didn't find it predictable at all. The narrator was perfect and drew me into the story and kept me totally entertained. I'm ready to start listening to it all over again.
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- Cindy Kiser
- 2010-12-30
Koontz is back!
I have read all of the Koontz books,new and old, and was disappointed in the last few but "What the night knows" brought back the Koontz I love to read or listen to. Very enjoyable.
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- Jim "The Impatient"
- 2012-12-15
As Ambitious as a Dung Beetle
Some authors scare you by having things jump out at you and sometimes Koontz does that. This is another one of those books where the victim knows ahead of time he is going to be a victim, he even knows the time and place, yet he can't seem to do anything about it. What could be more agonizing then the expectation of horror?
Koontz develops characters that you love and root for. Three children are in this book, a thirteen, Eleven and Eight year old. Koontz remembers the perfect love of a 13 year old boy, before he knows lust. The eleven year old girl, who fantasizes about being a princess and how children seem to think that good things are just going to happen to them. The hero of the story is the eight year old, who has more common sense then any of them. It seems also that Koontz is mourning the lost of a favorite dog in this story. There is a conversation on faith and the enemy within.
A voice is given to evil and Koontz explores again inbreeding.
The important thing about Koontz is that he entertains, first and foremost. With most of his books you will not get bored. There seems to be two types of Koontz fans, those who love the Odd series and those who love his other works best. I fall in the latter.
Here are my favorite Koontz books in order: The Bad Place, Lightning, Frankenstein: Lost Souls, Frankenstein: Prodigal Son, What The Night Knows, Phantoms, Darkness Under The Sun, Dragon Tears, By the LIght Of The Moon, and Life Expectancy.
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- Connie
- 2011-01-13
Finally, a Dean Koontz that reads as a Dean Koontz
I have been a Dean Koontz fan for more years than I can count. I had been disappointed in some of his newer stuff, and preperred to re-read his older stories.
Finally! Here is a new one that was suspensful, great storyline and the dialog was believable. However, in some places in the story, I did get a little confused but was able to catch up quickly.
I felt this was Vintage Koontz and it was very enjoyable. I may read it again next week!
34 people found this helpful
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- Suzn F
- 2011-01-08
Koontz fan... but....
I really love this author, he has written some of my all time favorite mysteries. This time however, I must agree with some of the other disappointed reviewers. Although the plot was fairly interesting on it's own, I agree that this story has some of the same aspects of the more recent novels, perfect marriage, perfect kids, rich rich family, fancy house with extra security, etc, etc. The novel lacked depth and intrigue for me, sorry. I too found it all too predictable and would be happy to welcome back Odd Thomas or something new that would remind us all of why we love this author so much. This novel pales in comparison to From the Corner of his Eye in my opinion. Still, I'm glad to have listened.
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- Derek B.
- 2011-02-20
I LOVED it!
This was a very good book. If you have read a lot of Dean Koontz books then you are used to the super-natural aspect that they sometimes have. I would suggest not reading them if you can not free up your mind a little because some on them, like this one, require an open mind for a part or two! If you can do that just a little then this book won't disapoint, but if you have to understand the science behind every aspect of a book then you will have a moment or 3 that will have you unhappy. Again, I loved this book and I look forward to the next one.
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- Tracey Haggerty-Lester
- 2011-01-18
nice surprise
Although I know Koontz can be somewhat redundant in his plots, I thought this was an entertaining and fresh approach to his supernatural narrative. I have been disappointed by some of his recent work, but thoroughly enjoyed this story. Wordy, yes at times, but not irrelevantly so. Kept my interest, and not particularly predictable, in my opinion, except for the "good will win out over evil" theme that is Koontz's trademark. If you want something else, something less traditional good/evil, read Stephen King.
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- Christine
- 2010-12-30
What the Night Knows - predictable
Dean Koontz's novel, "What the Night Knows" although entertaining is somewhat predictable. Mr. Murder and Darkfall, both about families with children in danger. Father and partner (Wife or girlfriend) work to gether to save children. All contain a phsycopath out to kill the family for something the father has done or is preceived to have done.
Enjoyable read? Yes
Filled with the unexpected - Absolutely not.
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- Bob
- 2011-01-08
He's back
What a disturbing book. I wonder how he thinks up story lines like this. The old Dean Koontz is definitely back. It is well written and narrated. If you want to be terrorized, this book is for you.
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- Cheryl
- 2010-12-30
What the Night Knows
Don't bother. I hate the fact that I wasted money on this. Listened to the first hour and thought it was the biggest bore ever. Darn, I've got a long drive ahead and nothing to listen to,
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