The Dead Zone
Book - 1979
Baker & Taylor
After four and a half years in a coma, Johnny Smith awakens with a knowledge of the death zone and an ability to see the future, a horrible power that he does not want and cannot escape
After four and a half years in a coma, Johnny Smith awakens with a knowledge of the death zone and an ability to see the future, a horrible power that he does not want and cannot escape
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Publisher:
New York : Viking, c1979
ISBN:
9780670260775
0670260770
0670260770
Characteristics:
426 p
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Add a CommentThe Dead Zone is "dead-zone" boring.
Not one of his more morbid tales. Enjoyable.
The Dead Zone was a very interesting and strange book. I liked the plot, which did not progress as linearly as some books. There were 2 side stories that ran through the book, eventually meeting up with the life of John Smith at different points in the book and playing major roles. I liked the amount of setup these characters had, which made them seem more fully developed than if they were just thrown in. Overall a good book, I would recommend it to fans of Stephen King or thrillers.
This was my 2nd book from SK that I read-after The Shining. This is a great book and very thought provoking. One of my favorites. Again, I would highly recommend this one to read.