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— Time
“A thoroughly compelling thriller.”
— Esquire
“Don’t start this one on a school night, kids. You’ll be up till dawn.”
— People
“A big, serious, scary novel…King is at the top of his game.”
— Entertainment Weekly
“As brilliant a dark dream as has ever been dreamed in this century.”
— The Palm Beach Post
“Breathtaking…awesome. Carries such momentum the reader must force himself to slow down!”
— New York Times Book Review
“A great book…A landmark in American literature.”
— Chicago SunTimes
“Stephen King is an immensely talented storyteller of seemingly inexhaustible gifts.”
— Interview
“For those of you who think Stephen King writes only horror fiction, think again…King offers readers a rare blend of luminous prose, thoughtprovoking themes and masterful storytelling.”
— San Diego Union Tribune
“Wonderful…an illusionist extraordinaire, King peoples his fiction with believable characters. The power…lies in the amazing richness of his fevered imagination—he just can’t stop coming up with haunting plots.”
— Publishers Weekly
“He’s a master storyteller. Gather around the pages of his literary campfire and he’ll weave you a darn good yarn.”
— Houston Chronicle
“King is a born storyteller.”
— Library Journal
“King surpasses our expectations, leaves us spellbound and hungry for the next twist of plot.”
— The Boston Globe
“Top shelf. You couldn’t go wrong with a King book.”
— Michael Connelly
“By far the world’s most popular author…He never seems to use up the magic.”
— Chicago Tribune
“King has invented genres, reinvented them, then stepped outside what he himself has accomplished…Stephen King, like Mark Twain, is an American genius.”
— Greg Iles
“King has written…a novel that’s as hauntingly touching as it is just plain haunted…one of his freshest and most frightening works to date.”
— Entertainment Weekly
“Stephen King is much more than just a horror fiction writer. And I believe that he’s never been given credit for taking American literature and stretching its boundaries.”
— Gloria Naylor
“To my mind, King is one of the most underestimated novelists of our time.
— Time
“A thoroughly compelling thriller.”
— Esquire
“Don’t start this one on a school night, kids. You’ll be up till dawn.”
— People
“A big, serious, scary novel…King is at the top of his game.”
— Entertainment Weekly
“As brilliant a dark dream as has ever been dreamed in this century.”
— The Palm Beach Post
“Breathtaking…awesome. Carries such momentum the reader must force himself to slow down!”
— New York Times Book Review
“A great book…A landmark in American literature.”
— Chicago SunTimes
“Stephen King is an immensely talented storyteller of seemingly inexhaustible gifts.”
— Interview
“For those of you who think Stephen King writes only horror fiction, think again…King offers readers a rare blend of luminous prose, thoughtprovoking themes and masterful storytelling.”
— San Diego Union Tribune
“Wonderful…an illusionist extraordinaire, King peoples his fiction with believable characters. The power…lies in the amazing richness of his fevered imagination—he just can’t stop coming up with haunting plots.”
— Publishers Weekly
“He’s a master storyteller. Gather around the pages of his literary campfire and he’ll weave you a darn good yarn.”
— Houston Chronicle
“King is a born storyteller.”
— Library Journal
“King surpasses our expectations, leaves us spellbound and hungry for the next twist of plot.”
— The Boston Globe
“Top shelf. You couldn’t go wrong with a King book.”
— Michael Connelly
“By far the world’s most popular author…He never seems to use up the magic.”
— Chicago Tribune
“King has invented genres, reinvented them, then stepped outside what he himself has accomplished…Stephen King, like Mark Twain, is an American genius.”
— Greg Iles
“King has written…a novel that’s as hauntingly touching as it is just plain haunted…one of his freshest and most frightening works to date.”
— Entertainment Weekly
“Stephen King is much more than just a horror fiction writer. And I believe that he’s never been given credit for taking American literature and stretching its boundaries.”
— Gloria Naylor
“To my mind, King is one of the most underestimated novelists of our time.