Dean Ray Koontz

When a Hollywood star becomes the target of a twisted killer, ex-cop Ethan Truman confronts the secrets of his tragic past and premonitions of his own impending violent death as he struggles to solve the macabre riddles of a killer.

The Face

Casie Blevins

I don't do this very often but I stopped reading this novel because I think that I have read it before. It came out in 2003 and that is likely when I read it. When I saw the cover I had a feeling that I had read it before, but reading through the beginning *almost* felt new until I came to the child character Fric. It's hard not to forget Fric. It's a very unusual name and his story is interesting and well written out. I considered continuing to read but honestly there are so many books in the world waiting for me to pick them up that I think I will pass. I will leave with this thought: I did enjoy the book the first time around, and so will you.

Cindy McKee

Dawn

Rhiannon Mansfield

Katie 

Jessica Deaner

Koontz Dean

The Face is Hollywood's most dazzling star. His flawless countenance inspires the worship of millions, and fires the hatred of one twisted soul. In the days before Christmas, this warped and dangerous star-hater has sent the Face six sinister messages. It is up to Ethan Truman to unmask the culprit.

Mary Baldwin

Chel

Christina Baltimore 

The Face

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