Midnight

Excellent book and narration. It kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time. It was hard to get out of the car after my commute because I wanted to hear what came next. I highly recommend this book.

like the book

Koontz at his best. Story is a little slow to start, but picks up and delivers at the end. Well worth the time.

Great book, was great to listen to on way home from Texas. Long drive, kept me entertained

Excellent book, entertaining, and fun to read. My only reason for not rating this 5 stars is that the technology used on the book have been overcome by time and advances. It didn't make the book unenjoyable, just not as believable to me. Exceptional for its time.

Good book enjoyed it.

Bit of a Koontz fan so loved it start to finish, narration was excellent and great story will agree slightly slow to start but picked up with an interesting finish.

great book, great plot. I like the dog. narrator did a good job.

This was a good listen. I recommend it if you don't have a series that you are into.

I liked this book. It was a bit strange and a bit slow to get going, but overall - it was good. In the end, I was really into the story. Give it time and it will get to you as well.

I love Dean Koontz as a writer but when he goes off on these strange tangents about space creatures. It just is not his style and does not work for him. The book becomes boring and unable to read.

Once again, Koontz is hit or miss with his books. This was a miss for me, but it was a close one. The action begins from early on in Disc 1 and keeps going fairly steadily; however, Koontz gets bogged down in inner turmoil and philosophizing and by the end I was really begging for it all to be over. The ending, in fact, is pretty anticlimactic, as far as Koontz books go. His usual angel/demon issues are at play again, with physical handicaps and especially war veterans being the angels, and computers/technology, metal music, and 'unhappy' people being the demons of the world. The preaching was kept to a minimum in the first half of books but by the end the long speeches on the lack of responsibility in the world (athiests, war protestors, tech geeks were singled out) was wearying.

Dean Koontz is there anything more that needs to be said? Great read and the reader was very good. Very intense ending and well it is a Dean Koontz book.

Generally I can make myself listen to the entire first CD, no matter how bad things are at first, just to be sure that the the story doesn't finally get moving. Not this time. Perhaps it was the narrator, but I found myself preferring commercial radio and car dealership ads.

The story line and plot is fabulous, and because of that, I'm continuing on with the story, but the narrator is so bad I can hardly stand it. He's far to "chipper" a reader for a horror, his inflection is bad, and his cadence sucks. I specifically wrote is name down on a sticky and will never again rent an audio book narrated by this guy. Such a shame too, because this a great story.

I found this to be up to Mr. Koontz's standards. Well written, and the plot was executed very well. Just when you thought you had it figured out, you find you don't. I would recommend this to any mystery buff. I love books and audio books. And this is one good work.

This is the third Moonlight Cove book that I have enjoyed.

A very compelling story complete with monsters and things that howl and go bump in the night! Koontz delivers a very likeable team of heroes and a well-crafted evil madman. Great description! Good Action!

Another one of my favorite Koontz books, with great character development and, of course, a wonderful dog. The reader isn't great, though. His attempts at voice modulations for different characters was so bad as to be annoying.

This is a great book. You've got a little "Rear Window" from one perspective, a young daring girl on the run, a FBI man with barely the will to live, a brave documentary director, and of course-80% of the small town who are of course undergoing gruesome changes! It's a good read, and I would read it again in a heartbeat!

Having read the book I was disappointed with the selection. The reader lacks inflections necessary for a book of this sort. In addition, the reader read too fast losing the ominous situations to a reading exercise.