This is a list of every work (novels, short stories, etc.) by American novelist Dean Koontz .
Title | Year | Type | Pages | Notes |
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Blood Risk | 1973 | novel | 160 | As Brian Coffey |
Surrounded | 1974 | novel | 220 | |
The Wall of Masks | 1975 | novel | 167 | |
Title | Year | Type | Pages | Notes |
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Fear Nothing | 1998 | novel | 400 | |
Seize the Night | 1999 | novel | 416 | |
Ride the Storm | N/A | novel | (not published yet) | |
# | Title | Year | Type | Pages | Notes |
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1 | Odd Thomas | 2003 | novel | 400 | |
2 | Forever Odd | 2005 | novel | 400 | |
3 | Brother Odd | 2006 | novel | 464 | |
4 | Odd Hours | 2008 | novel | 432 | |
4.1 | Odd Interlude (novella) | 2012 | novella | 253 | A three-part ebook. Published as a paperback in 2013. |
5 | Odd Apocalypse | 2012 | novel | 368 | |
6 | Deeply Odd | 2013 | novel | 335 | |
6.1 | Odd Thomas: You Are Destined to Be Together Forever | 2014 | novella | 38 | Ebook |
7 | Saint Odd | 2015 | novel | 352 | |
# | Title | Year | Type | Pages | Notes |
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1 | In Odd We Trust | 2008 | graphic novel | 204 | with Queenie Chan |
2 | Odd Is On Our Side | 2010 | graphic novel | 186 | with Queenie Chan |
3 | House of Odd | 2012 | graphic novel | 216 | with Queenie Chan |
Title | Year | Type | Pages | Notes |
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Prodigal Son | 2005 | novel | 512 | |
City of Night | 2005 | novel | 496 | |
Dead and Alive | 2009 | novel | 352 | |
Lost Souls | 2010 | novel | 350 | |
The Dead Town | 2011 | novel | 423 | |
Title | Year | Type | Pages | Notes |
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Last Light | 2015 | novella | 84 | Ebook. |
Final Hour | 2015 | novella | 82 | Ebook. |
Troubled Times | 2018 | novella | N/A | Audio only, found in Darkest Desires |
Darkest Desires: The Makani Trilogy | 2018 | omnibus | N/A | Audio only. |
Title | Year | Type | Pages | Notes | |
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1 | The Silent Corner | 2017 | novel | 464 | |
2 | The Whispering Room | 2017 | novel | 528 | |
0.5 | The Bone Farm | 2018 | novella | N/A | Audio only |
3 | The Crooked Staircase | 2018 | novel | 512 | |
4 | The Forbidden Door | 2018 | novel | 464 | |
5 | The Night Window | 2019 | novel | 448 | |
Title | Year | Type | Pages | Notes | |
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1 | In the Heart of the Fire | 2019 | novella | 62 | Ebook. |
2 | Photographing the Dead | 2019 | novella | 58 | Ebook. |
3 | The Praying Mantis Bride | 2019 | novella | 61 | Ebook. |
4 | Red Rain | 2019 | novella | 50 | Ebook. |
5 | The Mercy of Snakes | 2019 | novella | 61 | Ebook. |
6 | Memories of Tomorrow | 2019 | novella | 55 | Ebook |
Title | Year | Type | Pages | Notes | |
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1 | The Lost Soul of the City | 2021 | novella | 109 | Ebook. |
2 | Gentle Is the Angel of Death | 2021 | novella | 66 | Ebook. |
3 | Kaleidoscope | 2021 | novella | 71 | Ebook. |
4 | Light Has Weight, but Darkness Does Not | 2021 | novella | 66 | Ebook. |
5 | Corkscrew | 2021 | novella | 54 | Ebook. |
6 | Zero In | 2021 | novella | 60 | Ebook |
Title | Year | Type | Pages | Notes |
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Star Quest | 1968 | novel | 127 | An Ace Double, H-70, b/w Emil Petaja, "Doom of the Green Planet" |
Fear That Man | 1969 | novel | 129 | from 'In the Shield' (1969) and 'Where the Beast Runs' (1969) |
The Fall of the Dream Machine | 1969 | novel | 131 | |
The Dark Symphony | 1969 | novel | 205 | |
Hell's Gate | 1970 | novel | 190 | |
Soft Come the Dragons | 1970 | collection | 143 | |
Dark of the Woods | 1970 | novel | 108 | |
Beastchild | 1970 | novel | 189 | expanded from short story (1970) |
Anti-Man | 1970 | novel | 142 | expanded from 'The Mystery of His Flesh' (1970) |
Demon Child | 1971 | novel | 224 | as "Deanna Dwyer" |
The Crimson Witch | 1971 | novel | expanded from short story (1970) | |
Legacy of Terror | 1971 | novel | as "Deanna Dwyer" [1] | |
Warlock | 1972 | novel | ||
Time Thieves | 1972 | novel | 109 | |
Starblood | 1972 | novel | expanded from 'A Third Hand' (1970) | |
The Flesh in the Furnace | 1972 | novel | ||
A Darkness in My Soul | 1972 | novel | expanded from 1968 short story | |
Chase | 1972 | novel | 212 | as "K. R. Dwyer" [2] "extensively revised" into Strange Highways " [2] |
Children of the Storm | 1972 | novel | as "Deanna Dwyer" [1] | |
Dance with the Devil | 1972 | novel | as "Deanna Dwyer" [1] | |
The Dark of Summer | 1972 | novel | as "Deanna Dwyer" [1] | |
The Haunted Earth | 1973 | novel | ||
Demon Seed | 1973 | novel | 320 | rewritten 1997 |
A Werewolf Among Us | 1973 | novel | as "Leigh Nichols" | |
Shattered | 1973 | novel | 304 | as "K. R. Dwyer" [2] |
Hanging On | 1973 | novel | ||
Strike Deep | 1974 | novel | as "Anthony North" [1] | |
After The Last Race | 1974 | novel | ||
Nightmare Journey | 1975 | novel | ||
The Long Sleep | 1975 | novel | as "John Hill" [2] | |
Dragonfly | 1975 | novel | 244 | as "K. R. Dwyer" [1] |
Invasion | 1975 | novel | 190 | as "Aaron Wolfe", [1] revised and rereleased as Winter Moon in 1994 |
Prison of Ice | 1976 | novel | 408 | as "David Axton" [2] |
Night Chills | 1976 | novel | 384 | |
The Face of Fear | 1977 | novel | 320 | as "Brian Coffey" [2] and as "K. R. Dwyer" [1] |
The Vision | 1977 | novel | 368 | |
The Key to Midnight | 1979 | novel | 419 | as "Leigh Nichols", [2] revised and rereleased in 1995 |
The Funhouse | 1980 | novel | 336 | as "Owen West", [2] novelization based on a screenplay by Larry Block |
Whispers | 1980 | novel | 502 | |
The Voice of the Night | 1980 | novel | 352 | as "Brian Coffey" [2] |
The Eyes of Darkness | 1981 | novel | 352 | as "Leigh Nichols" [1] |
The Mask | 1981 | novel | 336 | as "Owen West" [1] |
The House of Thunder | 1982 | novel | 432 | as "Leigh Nichols" [1] |
Phantoms | 1983 | novel | 448 | |
Darkfall | 1984 | novel | 384 | originally as Darkness Comes |
Twilight | 1984 | novel | 592 | as "Leigh Nichols" [1] also as The Servants of Twilight |
Twilight Eyes | 1985 | novel | 416 | much expanded 1987 as Twilight Eyes , this first version becomes the first half of the 1987 revision |
The Door to December | 1985 | novel | 416 | as "Richard Paige" [2] also as by "Leigh Nichols" [2] |
Strangers | 1986 | novel | 526 | |
Watchers | 1987 | novel | 406 | |
Shadow Fires | 1987 | novel | 528 | as "Leigh Nichols" [1] |
Lightning | 1988 | novel | 351 | reprinted in 2003 with an author's afterword |
Oddkins: A Fable for All Ages | 1988 | novel | 180 | |
Midnight | 1989 | novel | 480 | |
The Bad Place | 1991 | novel | 417 | |
Cold Fire | 1992 | novel | 448 | |
Hideaway | 1992 | novel | 416 | |
Dragon Tears | 1993 | novel | 432 | |
Mr. Murder | 1993 | novel | 496 | |
Winter Moon | 1994 | novel | 480 | rewritten from Invasion |
Dark Rivers of the Heart | 1994 | novel | 487 | |
Icebound | 1995 | novel | 408 | revised from Prison of Ice. |
Strange Highways | 1995 | short stories | 576 | revised 1995; includes "extensively revised" version of Chase " [2] |
Intensity | 1995 | novel | 448 | |
Ticktock | 1996 | novel | 335 | |
Sole Survivor | 1997 | novel | 436 | |
False Memory | 1999 | novel | 784 | |
From the Corner of His Eye | 2000 | novel | 768 | |
One Door Away from Heaven | 2001 | novel | 720 | |
By the Light of the Moon | 2002 | novel | 496 | |
The Face | 2003 | novel | 608 | |
The Taking | 2004 | novel | 448 | |
Life Expectancy | 2004 | novel | 496 | |
Velocity | 2005 | novel | 496 | |
The Husband | 2006 | novel | 416 | |
The Good Guy | 2007 | novel | 400 | |
The Darkest Evening of the Year | 2007 | novel | 368 | |
Your Heart Belongs to Me | 2008 | novel | 352 | |
Relentless | 2009 | novel | 368 | |
Breathless | 2009 | novel | 352 | |
Darkness Under the Sun | 2010 | novella | 60 | |
What the Night Knows | 2010 | novel | 464 | |
The Moonlit Mind | 2011 | novella | 102 | |
77 Shadow Street | 2011 | novel | 451 | |
Wilderness | 2013 | novella | 30 | |
Innocence | 2013 | novel | 352 | |
The Neighbor | 2014 | novella | 32 | |
The City | 2014 | novel | 416 | |
Ashley Bell | 2015 | novel | 560 | |
Ricochet Joe | 2018 | novella | 95 | a Kindle motion book which contains moving pictures and interactive parts |
Devoted | 2020 | novel | 369 | |
Elsewhere | 2020 | novel | 364 | |
The Other Emily | 2021 | novel | 362 | |
Quicksilver | 2022 | novel | 366 | |
The Big Dark Sky | 2022 | novel | 390 | |
The House at the End of the World | 2023 | novel | 416 | |
After Death | 2023 | novel | 382 | |
The Bad Weather Friend | 2024 | novel | 380 | |
The Forest of Lost Souls | 2024, November 19 | novel | ||
Going Home in the Dark | 2025, May 20 | novel |
(The stories up to "Where No One Fell" first appeared in "The Reflector", a magazine issued by Shippensburg University, Pa., when Koontz was a student)
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