• A vintage paperback book of Brian Coffey's 'The Face of Fear' standing upright at a slight angle. The cover is predominantly black with a high-contrast black-and-white illustration of a man's face holding a knife, and the title 'THE FACE OF FEAR' printed in large, bold red letters.
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  • A close-up of a the Face of Fear's copyright page held by a hand, showing printed text on aged, yellowed paper.
  • An open vintage book showing two yellowed pages with printed text and handwritten notes, held by a hand against a plain white background.
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The Face of Fear by Brian Coffey 1978 Paperback

The Face of Fear by Brian Coffey 1978 Paperback

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Edition: Later Printing

Publisher: Ballantine Books

Publication Year: 1978

ISBN: 0345271173

Genre: Horror and Crime & mystery

Audience: Adults

Condition: Acceptable

Condition: Acceptable. Stamping on front endpapers. Binding is still tight and pages are clean.

Synopsis: Graham Harris is a former mountain-climbing enthusiast and a clairvoyant. While on a television program, he psychically 'sees' the latest murder of the Butcher, a serial killer. Now the Butcher targets Harris and his girlfriend Connie Davis as his next victims. While New York detective Ira Preduski tries to uncover the Butcher's identity, Harris and Davis must escape from the killer, who has trapped them in a 40 story skyscraper.

Genre: horror, crime

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About the Author, Brian Coffey

Brian Coffey is a pseudonyms used by American author, Dean Koontz. His novels are billed as suspense thrillers, but frequently incorporate elements of horror, fantasy, science fiction, mystery, and satire.

In the 1970s, Koontz began writing suspense and horror fiction, both under his own name and several pseudonyms, sometimes publishing up to eight books a year.

As Brian Coffey, he wrote the "Mike Tucker" trilogy (Blood Risk, Surrounded, Wall of Masks) in acknowledged tribute to the Parker novels of Richard Stark (Donald E. Westlake).

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