Finders Keepers

“Stephen King’s superb new stay-up-all-night thriller, Finders Keepers, is a sly, often poignant tale of literary obsession that recalls the themes of his classic 1987 novel Misery…a love letter to the joys of reading and to American literature… wonderful, scary, moving.”– “Elizabeth Hand, The Washington Post”

“[A] taut thriller about the thin line separating fandom from fanaticism…Bellamy is one of King’s creepiest creations–a literate and intelligent character whom any passionate reader will both identify with and be repelled by. His relentless pursuit of a treasure that his twisted thinking has determined is rightfully his generates the nail biting suspense that’s the hallmark of King’s best work. A sharp closing twist suggests Hodges will be back.”– “Publishers Weekly”

“King’s many, many fans will want this, especially those who enjoyed Misery, but the second volume in King’s projected trilogy will appeal to anyone who enjoys suspense and action, or anyone who finds enlightenment in reading about the internal struggle between right and wrong. It’s not necessary to have read the previous book to enjoy this one.”– “Library Journal”

“As in Misery and TheShining, King swan dives into the looniness lurking at both ends of the writer-reader transaction…the narrative hums and roars along like a high-performance vehicle…a rip-snorting entertainment; one that also works as a sneaky-smart satire of literary criticism and how even the most attentive readers can often miss the wholepoint.”– “Kirkus Reviews, starred review”

“The new book is so good, being at least mildly obsessed with it is understandable. The finest thing about it, however, is that the author has another story to tell before the finale of this excellent series.”– “USA Today”