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"Soul Survivor" and "The Eyes Of Darkness" are both great
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Thanks. Are there any other Authors that are quite enjoyable?
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Stephen King and Micheal Crichton are solid.
Stephen King: IT, Dark Tower Series, The Stand... and any other book you can get your mits on by him. Crichton: Prey is a cool read... Rising Sun is awesome, and of course, Jurrassic Park. Also, check out Steve Alton's MEG books (about the prehistoric super huge version of great white sharks)... There are 3 of 'em I think... they're all fun (if not a bit simple) reads.
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Koontz most certainly has his ups and downs. I've been quite impressed by some of his books, and left cold by others. The Bad Place is probably the best one that I've read, so I'd recommend that one as a place to start. I've also recently started reading his new series based on Frankenstein, which seems quite interesting so far.
As for the movie version of Watchers , it's... pretty bad, to be honest.
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thanks again. The only horror author I have read that I can remember is Laymon. I heard Steven King is good but I think he's a bit over rated. Ill try a book or two and see.
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