The past can be a very dangerous place when it is locked into a nightmare...
THE KEY TO MIDNIGHT is a page-turning thriller from Dean Koontz that delves into the darkest of dreams. Perfect for fans of Stephen King and Harlan Coben.
'Dean Koontz writes page-turners, middle-of-the-night-sneak-up-behind-you suspense thrillers. He touches our hearts and tingles our spines' - Washington Post Book World
Who is Joanna Rand?
Alex Hunter hasn't come to Japan to fall in love. But Joanna Rand is the most beautiful, exciting woman he has ever met.
But Joanna is not who she thinks she is. Ten years before, and halfway across the world, a brutally bizarre experiment recreated her mind. A violation so hideous that her dreams are filled with terror and her memories are a lie.
If they are ever to be free, Alex and Joanna have to reopen the dangerous door into the nightmare past. Somehow they have to find the key to midnight...
What readers are saying about THE KEY TO MIDNIGHT:
'This is a story of suspense, action and intrigue set to the backdrop of international espionage... Koontz delivers his usual blend of mystery and action that keeps those pages turning'
'This is an intriguing tale, a mystery and a romance but shot through with an underlying psychological horror and also a political undertone, too'
'As always, so, so readable, and so, so well written'
Read MorePraise for Dean Koontz's novels: 'Koontz redefines suspense - The TimesKoontz's style bleaches out cliches while showing a genius for detail - Publishers WeeklyKoontz's art is making the reader believe the impossible... sit back and enjoy it - Sunday TelegraphA master of the thriller genre - Washington PostScary. Koontz can really spook, and his dialogue and pacing rival the best - New York PostFast and furious...like a hospital trolley on a toboggan run - Mail on SundayTumbling, hallucinogenic prose... "Serious" writers might do well to examine his technique. The story does not move so much as rocket up the gloomy highway with the reader in violent pursuit - New York Times