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False Memory

Koontz, Dean

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False Memory

Dean Koontz, the author of more than seven #1 New York Times bestsellers, lives in southern California.

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Title of ebook: False Memory
ISBN: 9780307414120
Publisher: Bantam Books
Internet download file size: 806 kb
Pages: 784
Released online for download: 07-20-2007
Author of eBook: Koontz, Dean

False Memory

Chapter One

On that Tuesday in January, when her life changed forever, Martine Rhodes woke with a headache, developed a sour stomach after washing down two aspirin with grapefruit juice, guaranteed herself an epic bad-hair day by mistakenly using Dustin's shampoo instead of her own, broke a fingernail, burnt her toast, discovered ants swarming through the cabinet under the kitchen sink, eradicated the pests by firing a spray can of insecticide as ferociously as Sigourney Weaver wielded a flamethrower in one of those old extraterrestrial-bug movies, cleaned up the resultant carnage with paper towels, hummed Bach's Requiem as she solemnly consigned the tiny bodies to the trash can, and took a telephone call from her mother, Sabrina, who still prayed for the collapse of Martie's marriage three years after the wedding. Throughout, she remained upbeat-even enthusiastic-about the day ahead, because from her late father, Rober ... read full excerpt from False Memory ebook