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'A moral fable for the turn of the millennium, an engagingly written, hugely entertaining parable for our times' The Times 'Fast and furious - like a hospital trolley on a toboggan run' Mail on Sunday 'Readers will be riveted to the narrative' Publishers Weekly 'Scary. Koontz can really spook, and his dialogue and pacing rival the best' New York Post 'Most of the novel takes place during a single night and the breathless piling on of mystery and violence can leave the reader reeling... The pages keep turning' Express on Sunday 'The sheer terror of [Koontz's] other books leaves the readers afraid to turn out the lights. This book does, too, but for different reasons. Its gentle humour, spirit of camaraderie and conversational first-person tone heighten the fear of what our future could hold' Associated Press 'An adrenaline-pumping new adventure. FEAR NOTHING demonstrates a master of darkness's continuing power to scare the daylights out of us' People 'Koontz is working right where popular culture swells into something larger, just as it did for Homer, Shakespeare and Dickens. He's got the gift' The Australian 'Koontz, a good writer and a hugely entertaining storyteller, delivers' Bridlington Gazette & Herald 'Entertaining, original' The Mirror

Dean Koontz was born into a very poor family and learned early on to escape into fiction. His novels have sold over 200 million copies worldwide and more than thirty have appeared on national and international bestseller lists. He lives in southern California with his wife, Gerda and a vivid imagination.