This book resembles a lot of "The Vision" by Dean Koontz where he used a clairvoyant who is been chased by a killer. In this book as well.

In "The Face Of Fear" it is not the question WHO is the killer as in "The Vision", but how will the hunted victim escape in a deserted skyscraper.


I pretty liked this book because the story is plain and it reads smooth.
Stirring and off and on surprising.

I think Dean Koontz wrote some good books, but also a lot worse (mainly too much too sweet clichés) but this one, is fairly good.

Above mentioned is a personal opinion.
"Voice Of The Night" is my favorite book of Koontz.