While not my favorite King, this book is definitely creepy and disturbing. I love that King can take the most bizarre ideas and twist them to a believable "yeah, people do some screwed up things, but hey, would you do anything else given the situation?"

I really liked this! It sucks you in and makes you question things. What would you be like if you'd survived a mass murder?

I enjoyed this book more than I imagined. An invite from an old friend shows up for her bachelorette party and a mystery develops. It's told from 1 person's pov throughout the story, bouncing from memory to present until it all wraps up nicely. The issue I had with it is I can barely envision myself going to a several day bachelorette party for my closest friends now, let alone someone from 10 years ago. Overall great story, tho.

This book is not at all what I expected. I def think it was worth reading, but other than the main character, it was kind of flat.

I wasn't liking this book as much as I did the first one. :( For about 200 pages I felt like they were just doing the same things filling up space. Too bad because that first book was amazing...

Great, quick paranormal thriller! I couldn't put it down, it kept me guessing. I'll def pick up more by her!

This story just never sucked me in. There's so much going on and it's all just brushed over. Unfortunate because I love ghost stories.

Loved this. All the 80s references were great! The first 40ish pages were pretty slow going, but I read this in less than 24 hours and worked a 10 hour shift in there!

Like the previous one in the series, I adored this book! Fabulous writing and a unique perspective. I'm not quite sure why they couldn't put a few illustrated pages in the first one like they did this one, but they're both lovely.

Love, loved this book! Amazing writing. My only complaint is that it was too short!