The Door to December

1985 novel by Dean Koontz
0-451-13605-5OCLC49979655LC ClassCPB Box no. 2015 vol. 7

The Door to December is a horror novel by author Dean Koontz, released in 1985. It was originally released under the pseudonym Richard Paige.

Plot synopsis

When a pair of renowned psychologists are brutally murdered from unexpected causes, Laura McCaffrey is called to assist in the case. Meeting with Dan Haldane, a police lieutenant, she is told that one of the victims was her divorced spouse, Dylan, who kidnapped their only daughter six years ago. While inside the crime scene, police notify Lieutenant Haldane of a naked young girl wandering the streets of Los Angeles in a daze. It turns out that the girl was Melanie McCaffrey, Laura's daughter. She was found in a catatonic, autistic state, and is sent to the hospital. It soon becomes apparent that Dylan was using his only child in a series of experiments that combined science and the occult. Unfortunately, it has resulted in unintended and deadly consequences.

External links

  • The Door to December Book Review
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Works by Dean Koontz
Novels
Film adaptations
  • Demon Seed (1977)
  • The Passengers (1977)
  • Watchers (1988)
  • Whispers (1990)
  • Watchers II (1990)
  • The Face of Fear (1990)
  • Servants of Twilight (1991)
  • Watchers 3 (1994)
  • Hideaway (1995)
  • Intensity (1997)
  • Mr. Murder (1998)
  • Phantoms (1998)
  • Watchers Reborn (1998)
  • Sole Survivor (2000)
  • Black River (2001)
  • Frankenstein (2004)
  • Odd Thomas (2013)
Children's books
  • Oddkins: A Fable for All Ages (1988)
Other


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