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Tim Van timvanwess13a3 — I'm a big fan of Stephen King, but every now and again you read one like Dreamcatcher and wonder if he isn't maybe, just maybe, writing too many books. The good: The first half of the book is fantastic. Four friends go to a hunting cabin ,get stranded by a snow storm, and take in a mysterious stranger from the woods. Of course, all is not as it seems and its not long until their new friend birthing his hideous, wet secret into their cabin bathroom. The writing here is crisp and funny and the dread builds and builds. Truly, the first half is up there with his best. The bad: He only wrote half a novel. The second half devolves into sprawling flashbacks, military cover-ups, and a car chase that literally lasts 400 pages. By the time the end rolls around, I don't think King knew what was happening any more than I did. I hated to see such a good beginning get squandered, but squandered it was. The verdict: It might be worth the read purely for the cabin scenes, but don't rush out to the bookstore. In fact, don't go to the bookstore...this one calls for the library.

Tiffany Lalicata lalicatatcfce — Great details that illustrate the way we can obsess over lovers at the start of a relationship (or after many years, if passionate enough). I didn't like the protagonist right away, however, and the ending confirmed my initial opinion of her. Very well-written and a fast read.