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Midnight by Dean Koontz · Booklabria

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First published: 1989
Editions: 35 in 6 languages

Synopsis

What is the dark secret that haunts Moonlight Cove? A string of inexplicable deaths has occurred in this picturesque coastal town; sinister, shadowy figures stalk the streets in the dead of night and four people are drawn together by terrifying circumstance: A young woman determined to find the truth behind her sister's suicide; an undercover federal agent; a child on the run from her parents and a wheelchair-bound veteran.

Subjects: Mystery
Horror
Thrillers
Romans, nouvelles
Literary
California
Set in: California

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35 in 6 languages

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English25 French2 German2 Spanish2 All 6 languages

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