Misery is one of Stephen King’s most chilling psychological thrillers, centered on the harrowing ordeal of novelist Paul Sheldon, who is kidnapped by his deranged fan, Annie Wilkes. After a car accident leaves him incapacitated, Paul finds himself trapped in Annie's isolated home, where she forces him to write a new novel in his Misery series. As Paul becomes increasingly aware of Annie's instability, the story builds in tension, exploring themes of power, captivity, and the terrifying line between obsession and madness.
Why Read This Book
- A masterful psychological thriller that keeps readers on edge throughout.
- Explores the dangerous dynamics of fandom, obsession, and captivity.
- Delivers gripping tension through the interplay of character and setting.
- A thought-provoking examination of creativity, control, and the human psyche.
About the Author
Stephen King is one of the most prolific and popular authors of contemporary horror, suspense, and supernatural fiction. Over his long career, he has written more than 60 novels, many of which have been adapted into films and television series. King's ability to blend character-driven narratives with elements of horror and suspense has made him a household name in the literary world.
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