Doctor Sleep by Stephen King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I liked this sequel to The Shining, although I had to get over the new Danny Torrance as a grownup, drunk, lousy human being.
Alcoholics Anonymous figures prominently in the story, and at times it reads like King wrote the novel to fulfill one of the Twelve Steps.
But the story is well-plotted (as always with King) with memorable characters, and the idea of the True Knot, with the evil Rose the Hat as their leader, was frightening.
I found the story to be an entertaining read. Like most Stephen King novels, you don't come away any smarter, but you're rarely disappointed with the time you spent in his company.
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My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I liked this sequel to The Shining, although I had to get over the new Danny Torrance as a grownup, drunk, lousy human being.
Alcoholics Anonymous figures prominently in the story, and at times it reads like King wrote the novel to fulfill one of the Twelve Steps.
But the story is well-plotted (as always with King) with memorable characters, and the idea of the True Knot, with the evil Rose the Hat as their leader, was frightening.
I found the story to be an entertaining read. Like most Stephen King novels, you don't come away any smarter, but you're rarely disappointed with the time you spent in his company.
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