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"He waited until he had some kind of control, and then got up and went downstairs to tell Regina what had happened. He would tell her and she would think of what they were going to do, just as she always had; she would steal the forward motion from him, taking whatever sorry balm that actually doing things had to give, and leave him with only sick sorrow and the knowledge that now his son was someone else."
— 10 hours, 38 min ago
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Luong N
is 70% done
I'll say it again. For me, the scariest thing in this book isn't the cursed car. It's the thought of your child growing up and being am unrecognisable person.
— 10 hours, 42 min ago
Luong N
is 70% done
Some recurring King themes: rage, revenge,bullying but one thing stand out: the family, for once. Michael, the dad, might be the best character here.
— 10 hours, 47 min ago
Luong N
is 65% done
The 2nd part of the book is getting a bit predictable. Hoping the final part will deliver!
— 14 hours, 56 min ago
Luong N
is on page 249 of 750
The real horror is that you and your child might have had the best relationship ever when they were little and then they have to grow up to a point that you don't recognise them anymore
— Oct 17, 2026 08:54PM
Luong N
is on page 227 of 750
I also do wish we could have spent more time exploring Arnie's "loser" past, as well as Dennis and Arnie's deep friendship - because it seemed to me that Arnie dropped his persona very quickly, and when the 2 dudes are with each other I felt a certain "nemesis" tension, instead of best friends.
— Oct 17, 2026 06:59AM
Luong N
is on page 227 of 750
One criticism I might have is that the romance came a bit too fast and a little unconvincingly.
— Oct 17, 2026 04:27AM
Luong N
is on page 205 of 750
So far so good. King is such a master of turning such absurd premises and situations into psychologically realistic, believable plot...
— Oct 16, 2026 09:19PM
Luong N
is on page 129 of 750
I've missed King's writing, especially in his prime. I was reminded that while his prose was accessible, sometimes there will be sentences that are metaphorical or inferred - but still enable the readers to understand what he means.
— Oct 15, 2026 06:50PM