Four more short stories from Stephen L. King's "Crossroads" series that will help keep you entertained late into the night. Discover the bright imagination, suspense, thrilling drama, picturesque visions, and a deeper look into the true landscape of the "Crossroads" series.
Stephen R. King grew up in the Midwest. He enjoys writing short stories in many different genres such as thriller, sci-fi, action-adventure, horror, supernatural, fantasy and more. If you enjoy a good late-night read, or want to spend some time away in another realm or universe, feel free to relax and go on many different journeys with multiple short stories to choose from.
It was very difficult for me to get lost in this book due to the incredible number of grammatical errors & misuse of homonyms. I kept wanting to get a red pen and start marking all the errors, but then I realized that there was no where to send the corrections. There is no Library of Congress information, no book company with an address, nothing indicating that this was not printed in someone's basement. The plots were not bad, but I've read them before in other people's versions of similar work. Very disappointing.
This collection apparently wasn't authored by THE Stephen King (The Shining,etc.). None of the stories in this collection appear in THE Stephen King's library. These stories, for the most part, are shallow and poorly written. Apparently, no one took the time to edit because they are filled with a variety of errors. Just a really bad choice!
Despite that this is NOT the real Stephen King Master of weird horror fiction, it's just plain bad story telling. I kept reading each book hoping that it would all eventually make sense. It never did. I would recommend y I u NOT read.
I have been a SK fan for decades and my third grade grandson could beat this. I've never read anything this poorly written attributed to SK. This has to be a joke.......