WORKS

In The Waiting Room, a man named Harold finds himself in darkness, wandering endlessly until he arrives at a strange waiting room. There, he joins others who have no idea why they’re there, only that a train is coming. One that’s either going up or down, and that they’ve already “paid for.”

A first-time Stephen King reader reflects on The Outsider with sarcasm, honesty, and a few regrets. From casually claiming him as a favorite author to finally diving into his work, this review explores pacing issues, character strengths, and whether King lived up to the hype.

Rock Paper Scissors explores the fragile trust between a couple, unraveling secrets as a storm brews around them. Who will survive?

Sager must have known I would doubt this trope, because he does something different at every turn to make me go back on my assumptions.

Wondering if When No One Is Watching is worth the read? Check out my review for a quick rundown on what works and what doesn't.