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Originally Posted by HitterD
I have, several times in fact. I also eagerly await, yet I'm not confident in will come out in the near future. Those two books are some of his best work. Koontz really makes the reader care about the characters, he almost never fails in that regard.
EDIT: I was just thinking, what makes you consider Fear Nothing the better of the two books? I have a hard time considering them anything but a part 1/2 of the same book. For sure they are two of his best.
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Fear Nothing was the first I read of his, so I guess it has that value to me. To be honest, I breezed through Seize The Night way too quickly, and I have been meaning to re-read it after all these years. In fact, I'd like to re-read both books, but I loaned my copy of Fear Nothing out to a friends years ago and have never gotten it back.