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Rent The Darkest Evening of the Year
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Format: Mass Market Paperback, Unabridged-CD
Publisher: Bantam
Published: Oct 2008
Genre: Fiction - Suspense
Retail Price: $7.99
Pages: 496
Synopsis
Who will be with you in the darkest hour?
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Reviews
Ok, not the best
This book gripped us from the onset.� It is written with so much sensitivity.� The narration is excellent.We loved it!
The woman who narrated this is practically whispering, well not whispering, but the whole time it sounds like she is speaking in a lowered voice so that she won't wake up sleeping people in an adjacent room. It sets for a very annoying tone. This combined with her 20 something sorority girl inflections and the agonizing beginning of this book made this unlistenable. I love Dean Koontz and have listened to numerous Koontz books, but I couldn't suffer to start disk 2. The story doesn't take off, the characters are all annoying, and Koontz just doesn't get to the point.