Dean Koontz
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 303 pages Rating: 3.83 | 13750 Users | 331 Reviews
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| Original Title: | The Vision |
| ISBN: | 0425098605 (ISBN13: 9780425098608) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://www.deankoontz.com/the-vision/ |
| Characters: | Mary Bergen, Max Bergen, Alan Tanner |
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DON'T CLOSE YOUR EYES...He's watching you. He knows what you're doing. He knows what you're thinking. He's coming after you.
DON'T CLOSE YOUR EYES...
He has a knife. The steel blade gleams. Whenever you close your eyes, you can see it--the tip of his knife, pointing at your chest.
DON'T CLOSE YOUR EYES...
He's closing them for you.
"A master of sheer fright... the tension never lets up, building page by page to a nail-biting, hair-raising finale!" --Florida Times-Union
Define Regarding Books The Vision
| Title | : | The Vision |
| Author | : | Dean Koontz |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 303 pages |
| Published | : | March 1st 1986 by Berkley Books (first published 1977) |
| Categories | : | Horror. Fiction. Thriller |
Rating Regarding Books The Vision
Ratings: 3.83 From 13750 Users | 331 ReviewsArticle Regarding Books The Vision
It was my 4th book by Dean Koontz. Earlier beings 'The Bad Place', 'Winter Moon' and 'Velocity'. A few readers mentioned here that it was a bit slow in spots, but i tend to disagree. In fact, i felt the plot was perfectly paced. I read 281 pages edition, of which 8-10 pages were left blank. Anyways, the book did hold my interest throughut. I hadn't had many expectations from the book to begin with for his previous book that i read (winter moon ) was a bit letdown. That was slow, not this. One of
A clairvoyant woman who helps the police catch killers. Besides the obvious mental toll this takes on her, she also has past traumas to unpack. She cant remember what happened. Or does she not want to remember? As her mind shields her from herself, she cant stop the horrible truth from unraveling before her.Not exactly scary, but intriguing nonetheless. 3/5
Overview: Mary has been able to see things that are hidden from the majority of the population. But this killer that she is chasing is different from most that she has ever been in contact with before. She feels his victims pain. Why? And does it have anything to do with a nightmare from her past.Likes: This was a fun read. Mr. Koontz uses psychic and other extraordinary phenomena to push the story ahead. HE even describes the homicidal triad.Dislikes: What did Lou do to deserve such a fate? He
Koontzland - February 2019 Group Read Mary now 30 years old was attacked 24 years ago when 6. Mary has psychic powers, The Vision allows her to see the next attacks/crimes. Shes always scared/confused of murders/attacks - the attacks are more descriptive than I remember in my first read.A psychiatrist helps with The Vision - psychic or haunted? She describes the family gardener, Mitchell, attacking her when a child. Her clairvoyance started after Mitchells death.... The killer is a unexpected
I chose this book because it seemed like a fast read and it was. I think most readers will know who the murderer is very early but stay with it. Mary Bergen is a clairvoyant who helps police solve crimes with her ability to actually see the crime so clearly while it's in process. Unfortunately, she can't always see the killer's face.Everyone thinks her ability comes after she survived a brutal attack when she was six years old. She's now 30 and married and Max, her husband accompanies her and
`The Vision`is a story about a woman by the name of Mary Bergen who has clairvoyant abilities & uses those abilities to help police officers & detectives in their investigations. When we meet Mary at the start of this story, she`s tracking down a killer, & although she`s done this on many occasions in the past, this time something is different, something that triggers memories of her past, which she has buried since her childhood. I bought this novel in a local bookshop because I had
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