By the Light of the Moon (Unabridged): Unabridged Audio on 8 cassettes

New York: Books on Tape, 2002. Audio Cassettes. Very Good. By the Light of the Moon illustrates Dean Koontz's ability to tell a story--unlike other stories. Stephen Lang's unique talent brings Koontz's characters to life. Dylan O’Connor, an artist on his way to an arts festival in New Mexico with his autistic brother, Shep, crosses the path of a 'mad scientist' bent on proving his genius, by injecting his mysterious substance into Dylan, a substance that if it doesn't kill him, will change him in unknown ways. The madman then runs into stand-up comedian, Jillian Jackson, and she, too, is injected. This mad genius has warned them both that they have very little time to get away before his enemies arrive -- enemies who will destroy them because of the substance in their bodies. Fleeing with Shep, Dylan meets up with Jilly, just in time to see big black Suburbans swarm into town. While Dylan and Jilly have the first of several arguments--great fun to listen to--Jilly’s car suddenly explodes into a fire ball. Now, the three are off, running from faceless men in black Surburbans without knowing why. They don't know what the mysterious substance they've been injected with is --or what it will do. Former Library audiobook with usual stickers/marks, but very clean. In a good plastic clamshell that shows some wear and is missing a small piece of plastic on the inside hinge. I listened to this entire book as I do with all audiobooks before listing them to ensure all the tapes play well.