First off this book has a passing resemblance with M. Night Shyamalan's 'The Sixth Sense', in fact one could say Koontz ripped off his idea from this movie. As expected the main character can see the dead; he is a young man of 21 or so and he has taken his gift and uses it for good. He hunts down the wrongs for the dead and makes them right. He also has a sixth sense for upcoming events that might cause death. This is a story detailing his investigation to stop a major slaughter in his home...
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Author: David Dunwoody The mandate from the editors of FRIED! was this: no "They're grinding people into hamburger!" stories. No Soylent Green, no Texas Chainsaw Massacre - they wanted original ideas set in and around fast-food restaurants, and they got 'em in spades. Some of the stories just happen to take place in a burger/chicken/worse joint, while the eatery is central to the plot for others. In every case, the reader gets 100% real horror, along with a fair share of cheese and lots of ketchup...oh, wait.
The tales are well-written and many of them take the antho's theme in surprising directions. If you love quality scares and gore at value-menu prices, this volume will be your taste.