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000320291 1001_ $$aKoontz, Dean R.$$q(Dean Ray),$$d1945-
000320291 24514 $$aThe taking /$$cDean Koontz.
000320291 250__ $$a[Book club ed.]
000320291 260__ $$aNew York :$$bBantam Books,$$cc2004.
000320291 300__ $$a338 p. ;$$c22 cm.
000320291 520__ $$aMolly and Neil Sloan awake to see golden rain falling. In their remote California mountain town, they learn from their television of enormous waterspouts and blizzards around the globe; then, the television ceases, as do all other forms of communication with the outside world. The Sloans are left, together with their neighbors, in the midst of a purple fog, disturbed by a threat they cannot identify or understand. Together they discover that the world is being prepared for beings other than themselves--beings with vast technological powers at their disposal, who will stop at nothing to hunt them down and kill them all.
000320291 650_0 $$aThreat (Psychology)$$vFiction.
000320291 650_0 $$aMountain life$$vFiction.
000320291 650_0 $$aRain and rainfall$$vFiction.
000320291 651_0 $$aCalifornia$$vFiction.
000320291 655_7 $$aMystery fiction.$$2gsafd
000320291 655_7 $$aSuspense fiction.$$2gsafd
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