NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER
There are no rules in the dark, no place to feel safe, no escape from the shadows. But to save the day, you must seize the night.
At no time does Moonlight Bay look more beautiful than at night. Yet it is precisely then that the secluded little town reveals its menace. Now children are disappearing. From their homes. From the streets. And there’s nothing their families can do about it. Because in Moonlight Bay, the police work their hardest to conceal crimes and silence victims. No matter what happens in the night, their job is to ensure that nothing disturbs the peace and quiet of Moonlight Bay.
Christopher Snow isn’t afraid of the dark. Forced to live in the shadows because of a rare genetic disorder, he knows the night world better than anyone. He believes the lost children are still alive and that their disappearance is connected to the town’s most carefully kept, most ominous secret—a secret only he can uncover, a secret that will force him to confront an adversary at one with the most dangerous darkness of all: the darkness inside the human heart.
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"I really did love this - the imagination that went into its creation, clearly the product of a warped and outlandish mind (I like that) - the pace and suspense, the setting and the characters all made for an amazing read. I could not put this down. I reckon I would read it again."
— Cheryl (4 out of 5 stars)
" Part of my favorite series. Christopher Snow is cool. "
— J, 2/12/2014" Kind of dark. "
— Lynn, 2/12/2014" This setting could make a stellar video game. "
— Marilyn, 2/10/2014" Interesting concept though it took a while to develop. I enjoyed the main characters, especially the relationships between the "brothers". It also gets a bit goofy at times. Of course it's required to suspend disbelief for a while but there were points that drew me out of the story as I scoffed outloud. Still an enjoyable read. "
— Steve, 2/10/2014" I was very disappointed this time. The story was different, but I expect that from Dean Koontz. And some of the characters were very interesting, but just not quite enough. And the story-line really left me wanting. I just feel that he could have done better. "
— Sandra, 2/5/2014" I was pleased to find this book checked in! Looks like I'll be up late tonight--keeping Chris company :) "
— Sharon, 2/2/2014" Good, but so typical. You just know what will happen through the whole book. "
— Bojana, 2/1/2014" It was as intriguing all the way through as the first Moonlight Bay book was. I love how Chris, Sasha, and his surfer buddy have all the surfer lingo and witty banter. The book is good and kind of tells you what happened at the army base but not really. "
— Jake, 1/20/2014" Just okay. Not as good as "Fear Nothing". "
— Bob, 1/15/2014" Sequel to Fear Nothing - and is so damn good! Excellent on its own, too - though it is a kick ass sequel! Christopher Snow is back with his usual gang and his trusty side-kick Orson, who I love so much. Unusual adventure and offers more insight into 'Becoming'. "
— Paula, 1/9/2014" I'm almost ready to ditch this book. It is bogged down with adjectives. Much to much description of people, places, feelings, etc. The story gets lost. "
— Barb, 1/3/2014" I like Dean Koontz, this was a good read. "
— Stacie, 12/27/2013" Not quite as good as the first book, but still pretty thrilling. "
— Sara, 12/19/2013" I am just beginning to read this futuristic murder novel. "
— Moria, 10/20/2013" MY FAVORITE BOOK!!! I have been re-reading it for years and am in love with it. I've grown to love these characters so much - I cannot wait until Koontz writes the third novel to this trilogy! I have been waiting too long, man!! "
— Steph, 8/7/2013" A must read. The Christopher Snow series is my favorite. "
— Todd, 4/2/2013" My first exposure to Dean Koontz. It brought me back for more. "
— Ron, 3/17/2013" yep another good one. "
— Melissa, 11/29/2012" Finished reading Seize the Night by Dean Koontz. Koontz is a highly miss understood writer. He is an amazing writer, full of promises, and of course,he delivers them well. "
— Anu, 11/12/2012" First horror book I ever read. And probably made me think twice about reading a horror book again, seeing as I was scared to death while reading it and for a few weeks after. "
— Amy, 8/26/2012" This book is the sequel to Fear Nothing. Both books are very good and suspenseful. I really like the main character Chris Snow he is a very interesting character. I enjoyed this book very much. "
— Brooke, 6/25/2012" I almost gave up on this one about 200 pages in but I'm glad I stuck with it. The last half of the book was worth it, vintage Koontz. "
— Terry, 5/14/2012" I actually read this book, but I could only find this as a reference "
— Marivel, 5/14/2012" I found this book to be a tedious read, plodding and at times rambling. "
— Cathel1, 1/3/2012" another strange Dean Koontz book. :-) "
— Suncat09, 7/30/2011" Loved exploring Yvern with Christopher Snow and Orson.<br/><br/> "
— Ben, 6/24/2011" another strange Dean Koontz book. :-) "
— Suncat09, 6/12/2011" These books were great. I haven't read them in a while but I am going to read them all again soon. "
— Caidy, 5/11/2011" It was as intriguing all the way through as the first Moonlight Bay book was. I love how Chris, Sasha, and his surfer buddy have all the surfer lingo and witty banter. The book is good and kind of tells you what happened at the army base but not really. "
— Jake, 5/6/2011" Good suspense and character development. Had not read the prequel but did not need to. "
— Lori, 5/2/2011" I actually read this book, but I could only find this as a reference "
— Marivel, 4/7/2011" I'm usually not a Koontz fan, but some of his stories I really enjoy. This was one. "
— Carol, 3/27/2011" What an awesome book! Even better than the first in the series. I definitely recommend it! "
— Anna, 3/20/2011" Not as exciting as some of his other books. "
— Marilyn, 1/19/2011" I liked Seize the Night even better then the first. "
— Melanie, 1/7/2011Dean Koontz is the author of many #1 New York Times bestsellers, including suspense thrillers and books for young readers. His books are published in thirty-eight languages, and his worldwide sales top 500 million copies. Several of his books have also been adapted into feature films and television miniseries. He has been hailed by Rolling Stone magazine as “America’s most popular suspense novelist.” For more information, visit his website at www.deankoontz.com.
John Glouchevitch is an audiobook narrator and voice talent. He began honing his craft as a voice-over artist at age three, when, to the dismay of his parents, he began to imitate the accents of their British family friends. Over the ensuing years he studied as an actor, improviser, and writer, eventually graduating with a BA in theater and English from Middlebury College in Vermont.