Can anyone really find suspense within this heap of trash?I had avoided reading Koontz for a long time, fearing that a "poor man's King" could hold no intrigue whatsoever. (How could I possibly have enjoyed Steven King's books when I was an adolescent?).When I found myself backed against the wall, with no books in tow and Koontz on the shelf, I took a chance with From the Corner of His Eye- which was actually a fairly good read, demonstrating a depth of character and understanding that I did not expect. Could the same writer have written Seize the Night?This prose is terrible. It resonates like a cut scene from Bill and Ted's excellent adventure. Did I miss something by not being scared or mesmerized? The dialogue was too atrocious to take anything else from the book seriously. Avoid this book.