this is a book i was not sure at first i would be into but after knowing about how it combines weird supernatural to a drama kinda fascinated me i ended up liking it more than i thought.

i loved seeing where the Rosie journey to get away and then shifts to see norman going the same path. it was very fun and thrilling and once they finally see each other its quite surreal but also cool. i also like the aspects with the painting in this one. i think Rosie is a well written character and Norman is made to be super unlikable and makes you hate him but i wish we got to know more about his backstory. you gets hints at a little wich works but i think it would have been better to get a bit more. the other characters are decent but it is mostly a Rosie story wich makes sense.

i know some people were not a fan of where this book goes for that its so off the rails but honestly i actually really liked that. it was part of the reason i read this and enjoyed my time with. that being said as much as i like this one, i dont consider it to be top tier king book but i think i do like it more then a lot of people give it credit for. ( )

Por fín Rose Daniel se ha decidido de abandonar su casa, y con ella la sistemática brutalidad de su marido. El brutal marido se lanza, con su enfermizo sadismo a seguirla y cazarla. Es una novela obsesiva, plena de simbolismo oscuro y amenazante, que conmueve nuestro lado oscuro.

I have to say that this is not one of my favourite books by him but readable non the less. ( )

This book was incredibly graphic, but really kept me coming back for more. The end fell apart a little for me. Overall, I really enjoyed the story, especially with it being about a domestic abuse survivor. ( )

Rose Daniels is an abused woman. Her husband, Norman, is a cop and likes to bite. That was enough to grab my attention from the first page. As the story progresses, Rose becomes Rosie McClendon, a woman on the run in search of a new life. Throw in some King-style shocking language, a supernatural painting you can get lost in, and a demonic killer, and you have a thoroughly entertaining book. ( )