Thread: Have you ever found a book to be good, but too disturbing to continue?
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Old 05-07-2011, 12:04 PM   #100
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Originally Posted by Aladyleyna View Post
*hides* Actually... That is the only Stephen King book I've read, but if that's his writing style throughout his books, I might end up too intimidated to read any of his books. Which reminds me... I really ought to try reading the Dark Tower series.
he makes his characters VERY real. he throws in many things about personal foibles that make you go; "gee! I'm not the only one!?" it is part of what makes his suspense and fear so believable

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