Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have only read 3 Stephen King novels in my life, Bag of Bones being #3. The other two were Salem's Lot and Dolores Claborne. I don't care for Horror that much and was glad to find this wasn't that scary. It was an interesting read because it took almost all 500 pages to find out the actual meaning of all the goings-on...I found myself coming up with my own guesses several times in the course of reading it. I did like the little messages on the Fridge. I just wondered why the ghosts didn't just bang out their messages on the typewriter. (I guess some didn't know what a typewriter was!) I find myself glancing at my refridgerator to see if I have any spooks giving me messages....All in all this was a good Ghost Story and would make a good movie. Hopefully, SK doesn't have writers block and isn't sick of writing. Was this one of the one's he had in a vault for years?? I guess time will tell! Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: To go as far as the last two books but then not confront and punish the malefactor Hannah made this book and its predecessor a waste of time to read. Cooney started with a great idea but ran out of steam after "Whatever Happened to Janie?" Stick with that book and "Face on the Milk Carton" and you won't go wrong. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Unless "John Twelve Hawks" is really Grant Morrison, he owes Mr. Morrison a good percentage of the sales of this book. "The Invisibles" (a graphic novel series from the 90's) covered all this territory almost a decade ago. Although not a ''rip-off' of the series, it was definitely influenced by the 'The Invisibles' world. Mr. 'Hawks' hasn't even tried very hard to cover it. The 'Travelers' are the 'Invisibles', both secret societies that have existed for some time and are able to visit other dimensions. The protectors of the 'Travelers' are the 'Harlequins'; a group that assists the 'Invisibles' is called the 'Harlequinade'. Interdimensional beings abound; the bad guys want total control of the populace and are accomplishing it through their influence on government agencies. And so on...I'm not saying not to read the book, just be aware of its origins. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Ok, can we get real for just a second here? Since this book is supposed to be a medical thriller, andnot science fiction, you would expect a half-way plausible plot. Well, don't get your hopes up, because this book is so completely unbelievable, it's ridiculous. The characters are just plain lame, the dialogue and speech make you laugh out loud, and the ending was horrible. I don't know why anyone would give this book a good review. Answer:

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