1977, Putnam
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 the knife, pointing
at your chest. Don't close your eyes...He's closing them for you.
1977, Bobbs Merrill
Don't look down. Because you're trapped. With a beautiful, terrified
woman. On the
40th floor of a deserted office building. By the psychopath they
call "The Butcher." Don't
look down. Because he has slaughtered the guards and short-circuited
the elevators.
Because the stairways are blocked, and for you and the woman with
you, there's only
one escape route. Don't look down. Because 600 feet of empty space
are looking back at you.
1976, Ballantine
A tidal wave of storms, cold, a psychopathic killer, sixty (ticking)
bombs...Humanity's
continuous and sometimes futile battle against nature, makes this
one of the most
suspenseful novels by Koontz.
1976, Atheneum
The fever is spreading. Seizing the men and women of Black River.
Plaguing them with
night chills. Driving them to violent acts of rape and murder. The
fever is spreading.
Designed by top scientists, and unleashed in amonstrous conspiracy-It's
deadly spell can
unlock the most frightening potential of the human mind. the fever
is spreading. The
nightmare is real. And death is the only cure...