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Science Fiction · 1985 · PG-13

Twilight Eyes

by Dean Koontz

A young man with the ability to see through the disguises of shape-shifting evil creatures joins a traveling carnival to hide from those hunting him.

For14+GenreScience FictionLength468 pagesRead time~13 hours

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Violence

A lot

Significant horror violence including creature encounters and the brutal nature of the supernatural antagonists

Language

Some

Moderate language consistent with adult Koontz horror

Sexual Content

Some

Adult romantic and sexual content in the Koontz tradition

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Some

Themes of the hidden evil beneath everyday life and the burden of seeing what others cannot

What this book is about

A Dean Koontz horror novel with his characteristic blend of supernatural horror, action, and romance. Violence is significant as the creature-hunting plot drives the thriller. Some sexual content. Adult horror readers.

Notes for sensitive readers

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Creature horror violence

Supernatural threats

Adult sexual content

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