Bag of Bones by Stephen King
Posted: 19 Oct 2013, 22:09
Bag of Bones is, to me, a romantic thriller. Stephen King writes this book with exquisite details of each character, all of whom I grew attached to. This book is full of twist, and never fails to keep a reader entertained. While it is a thick book I didn't find any part of the book that drug on to a point where I almost gave up. While it may seem like there are parts that don't seem important and easy to skip--don't! every bit of text is important and plays into the entire plot.
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The main character is a author who becomes victim of writers block when his wife passes away. He moves to their cabin in a really small community with just a few neighbors where he befriends a local widower with a young daughter. Upon their meeting a budding romance is sparked, the child becomes attached to the main character and so does the widower. However there are forces at work which are trying desperately to keep them apart. Winds howling and dreamscapes into the past make this novel truly astonishing.
::spoiler::
The main character is a author who becomes victim of writers block when his wife passes away. He moves to their cabin in a really small community with just a few neighbors where he befriends a local widower with a young daughter. Upon their meeting a budding romance is sparked, the child becomes attached to the main character and so does the widower. However there are forces at work which are trying desperately to keep them apart. Winds howling and dreamscapes into the past make this novel truly astonishing.