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The Mask by Dean Koontz

ISBN: 9780747232629
Release Date: 20 Jul 1989
Average rating: (read by 13 members)

Categories: Horror & ghost stories

Another spine-chilling tale from the No. 1 bestselling master of suspense. She had appeared out of nowhere...in the middle of traffic, on a busy day, in front of Carol's car. A teenager with no past, no family -- and no memories. Carol and Paul were instantly drawn to her, this girl they named Jane -- she was the daughter they never had. It was almost too good to be true. Then the hauntings began -- ghastly sounds in the dark of night; a bloody face in the mirror; a dim but persistent sense of fear...and the deja vu. Where had Jane come from? Was she just an orphan in need of love? Or was she hiding a more sinister purpose?

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	SonofLovecraft
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Very chiiling twist in the end.Well worth the read.

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