“Just when you think you‘ve seen the worst human beings have to offer, you find out you‘re wrong.” (p. 442).
King features Holly Gibney, a character I‘ve loved. She has been hired to find a missing woman and in the process unveils horrors wrought by a pair of demented professors who are seeking a way to reverse the ravages of their old age. King proves, yet again than no one should underestimate midwestern small towns.