Duma Key
 

Man, I finished the book yesterday and I have to say it's one of the best books I've read.

It's just good on so many levels.

Anyone else read it?

Not yet, I just got done reading "Blaze" and there is a teaser for it at the end . I am looking forward to reading it next.

I read it the week it came out. I think it's one of King's best.

Read it last week and thought it was one of the best King novels I'd ever read. And I've read them all. I like it when King tries to do something a little different.

I haven't, but I may have to go pick it up, based on these replies.

I've been on a Dean Koontz kick lately, reading the last of the Odd Thomas novels. Actually, I'm reading the second one, Forever Odd, because I read Brother Odd first.

I'll have to check this new King one out when I get done.

I'm still working on "Green Eggs & Ham".

Tough read.

same, i read Blaze a month ago as well as "the Road" and Catcher in the Rye.

im going to tackle Duma shortly.

i think one of Kings best works was Insomnia (tied with the Stand)

i love how his books tie together, a good DT ref is always appreciated ;)

ROFL

It's one of few books to make me crave more after it had concluded.

So, does anyone have a book they'd recommend?