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Rent The Door to December
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Format: Mass Market Paperback
Publisher: New Amer Library
Published: Jun 2002
Genre: Fiction - Psychological
Retail Price: $8.99
Pages: 518
Synopsis
Melanie was kidnapped by her biological father at the age of three. Six years later she was found wandering the streets of Los Angeles, just blocks from the home where her father's bloody corpse lay. What happened during those years? Did Melanie witness her father's murder? And can she possibly know the reason for the massive carnage that is occurring in the city? Although she hasn't seen Melanie in years, her mother, and an L.A.P.D. detective, hope that they can coax the little girl into revealing what powerful force holds the city in its sway. The author released a revised version of this novel in 1994.
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Scared the Begeesus out of me. Definitely a page turner- I LOVED it!!
Loved the book...could hardly put it down. Alas, the ending felt 'lightweight' for a Koontz. Heartwarming, sure, but lightweight nonetheless.