From the Corner of His Eye

Dean Koontz's suspense novel follows several lives that become entangled after a violent crime in 1965. Bartholomew Lampion, a blind boy with unusual perceptual gifts, grows up in California while Junior Cain, the man responsible for destroying his family, builds a seemingly prosperous life elsewhere. As their paths slowly converge, a former police officer named Tom Vanadium pursues Cain and tries to protect the children connected to the crime. The novel combines a revenge story with themes of fate, family, and unexplained abilities.

by Dean Koontz

Bantam Books · First published 2000 · 622 pages