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Original Title:	Shadow Fires
ISBN:	0425136981 (ISBN13: 9780425136980)
Edition Language:	English

Shadow Fires

Leigh Nichols

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 528 pages

Rating: 3.78 | 12503 Users | 312 Reviews

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A woman’s relief over the death of her husband gives way to mind-numbing terror in this shockingly suspenseful thriller.

Rachael’s request for a quick and clean divorce enraged her husband. She had never seen Eric so angry, so consumed by pure and terrifying hatred. Then, in the heat of the moment, Eric was struck down in a traffic accident. His death was instantaneous. Shocked and relieved, Rachael had nothing left to fear. Until Eric’s body disappeared from the morgue—and Rachael was stalked by someone who looked like her dead husband…


The #1 New York Times bestselling author of Demon Seed and The Eyes of Darkness presents a novel of pure terror in which a woman is stalked -- by a man who looks exactly like her dead husband..."Holds readers spellbound". -- Booklist

"His prose mesmerizes...Kontz consistently hits the bull's-eye". -- Arkansas Democrat

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Title	:	Shadow Fires
Author	:	Leigh Nichols
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 528 pages
Published	:	June 1st 1993 by Berkley (first published February 1987)
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. Thriller

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Ratings: 3.78 From 12503 Users | 312 Reviews

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Koontzland Group Read - December 2017 Read Koontz in December: this is #3 out of 4 - doneA good chase-and-escapes book with scenes never ending. In Orange County, California - Dr. Eric Leben(42) & Racheal(30) are leaving their divoice lawyer's office. Dr. Eric Leben has been 1 year separated from his wife, Racheal. He is seen being hit by a garbage truck as they both walk out of the lawyer's office. Eric's dead body is transferred into the hospital morgue. But then missing when the

This is the kind of story that drew me to Dean Koontz, his finest works are filled with very possible terrors, things that could happen in our world, and each tale is spun in such a way as to cause a very real emotional response from the reader, be it horror, disgust, or fear. For a time this story gripped me in a way his work hasn't done in a long time, right up until the very real became slightly absurd and fantastical. I guess I must have grown up a little too much, and found a cynical

It's a story about chase, exhausted in all its forms: a woman runs away from her ex-husband, good cops go after mad men, haunted pasts attempt to wreck the present, a lunatic sweeps a trail of secrets, a monster flees from his humanity, and love pursues the probability of surviving despite the odds.But I'm making it sound much better than it actually is -- this is one of my least liked works by Dean Koontz. The whole act of reading the book has become something of a quest in itself, of whether I

In the late 1980s, just after the publication of this book, Dean Koontz decided to consolidate his pseudonyms and just publish everything as himself. He was not at peak popularity, but getting close.Koontz made a deal with Dark Harvest, a small publishing company nobody has cared about in years, located in Illinois.Koontz reprinted his Leigh Nichols books in new hard covers. The covers were illustrated by Koontz friend Phil Parks.The covers themselves are amazing. They are probably my favorite

The only book by Dean Koontz I've ever read that I detested!

I am really starting to love Koontz's writing. This is a great read, completely worth your time. Koontz seems to have a thing about good vs. evil, with both being active, personified forces. It's a rare thing in today's writing, when "evil" is often merely the absence of "good", or where the "evil" inhabits more of a moral gray area. This was written in Koontz's early years, and is also published under the pseudonym of Leigh Nichols. While the villain and heroine are both clearly portrayed

No words for this masterpiece ❤❤❤❤❤