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A Quick Tip by nosam1

Jun 23, 2010

by nosam1
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I really liked this book for the most part, however, I did not like the ending.

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Quick Tip by Improvbear. July 04, 2010

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A Quick Tip by Improvbear

I love King, but this latter novel shows his increasing tendency to create a situation, play around in it for a bit, then leave it hanging without any reconciliation of any kind. The premise is scary enough, and the story he weaves is, as always, creepy beyond belief. But how did it start? Whodunit? Why? What happens next? More trouble that it's worth, I'm VERY sorry to say.

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Quick Tip by dguising. June 25, 2010

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A Quick Tip by dguising

Very cool take on the zombie/apocalypse genre, and will definitely make you think twice about how often you find yourself on your cell.

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Quick Tip by ABRune. June 19, 2010

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A Quick Tip by ABRune

In the same string as everything else King has written. If you like that sort of thing, then go ahead and read. If you're like me, why haven't you given up on King yet?

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review by Sean_Rhodes. March 07, 2009

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Can You Hear Me Now?

In Stephen King's Cell the world ends with a phone call. In 2006 after taking a break from writing horror stories for a while, King came out with Cell, a return to the horror roots after he'd been away from them finishing up The Dark Tower series. The book itself, while not haunting by any means, does present a scary and unique premise. King, who has always been able to craft a good story with good characters, gives a techno horror novel that is both absorbing and fun. Clay … more

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review by Schtinky. November 08, 2008

The Return of the King? Has King rediscovered his older, tighter, scarier style again?

Clay Riddell has just left his publisher, celebrating his first big sale of his graphic novel Dark Wanderer. As he heads back towards his hotel, he stops for an ice cream. Waiting in line behind two women with cell phones, Clay witnesses the beginning of the end. Within seconds, the women have gone utterly crazy, and all heck breaks out on busy Boylston street in Boston. In shock, Clay bumps into the only other sane person, Tom McCourt. Together, they flee through the bloody … more

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nosam1
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I just graduated from college with an Associate of Arts in Computer Science and am looking for a job for the summer. I am an avid reader and am known on a first name basis by … more