Stephen King strikes again
But he doesn't strike out.
Billy Summers, published this month, is way different from most of King's work. Only the merest touch of horror emerges in some vague references to the hedge animals at the Overlook Hotel from The Shining.
Of course, Billy's a paid assassin, which is arguably horror.
I recommend it.
Note: May only be available on audiobook.
Billy Summers, published this month, is way different from most of King's work. Only the merest touch of horror emerges in some vague references to the hedge animals at the Overlook Hotel from The Shining.
Of course, Billy's a paid assassin, which is arguably horror.
I recommend it.
Note: May only be available on audiobook.
