Friday 19 February 2010

HORROR REVIEW: Just After Sunset - Stephen King

BOOK BLURB:

Just after sunset, as darkness grips the imagination, is the time when you feel the unexpected creep into the every day. As familiar journeys take a different turn, ordinary objects assume extraordinary powers.

A blind intruder visits a dying man – and saves his life, with a kiss.

A woman receives a phone call from her husband. Her late husband.

In the emotional aftermath of her baby’s sudden death, Emily starts running. And running. Her curiosity leads her right into the hands of a murderer . . . and soon her legs are her only hope for survival.

Enter a world of masterful suspense, dark comedy and thrilling twists which will keep you riveted from the first page.

Enter the world of No. 1 bestseller Stephen King.


REVIEW:

Fans of King will be enamoured of the republished and repackaged of this selection of classic short King stories. Beautifully written pieces presented in bit sized chunks that will allow the reader to delve in on short journeys that will keep them not only thrilled but glued to each separate theme, concept and classic King voice. This book is great fun and definitely something for everyone to delve into whether you’re a true horror aficionado or just a person who likes a swift scare or thrill.

1 comment:

Michelle said...

I'm a HUGE King fan, and yet I totally forgot about this one in my hurry to get through my reading pile. I'm moving it to the top of my list. I love short stories.