Amazingly, there is such a book. When looked up (no, I don’t use Google) the Good Reads review says “The Bog is a fantastic book similar in vein to early Stephen King”. First published January 1, 1986 only 314 pages, a Mass Market Paperback. So there you go.
Seems that even if there was no twist, it must’ve been interesting enough for you to read it through. No way would I read 564 pages of a book that was boring.
ladykat 3 days ago
It’s a sad thing to be disappointed in a book.
poppacapsmokeblower 3 days ago
No twist in 564 pages is a shocking twist.
poppacapsmokeblower 3 days ago
Sometimes a shocking twist is just a literary crutch authors rely on when they have lost … Sorry, I lost where I was going with this.
kathybear 3 days ago
Amazingly, there is such a book. When looked up (no, I don’t use Google) the Good Reads review says “The Bog is a fantastic book similar in vein to early Stephen King”. First published January 1, 1986 only 314 pages, a Mass Market Paperback. So there you go.
Macushlalondra 3 days ago
Seems that even if there was no twist, it must’ve been interesting enough for you to read it through. No way would I read 564 pages of a book that was boring.
maureenmck Premium Member 3 days ago
This is why I always read the last few pages first.
Carl Premium Member 3 days ago
After a certain age shocking is often hard to come by.
i_am_the_jam 3 days ago
A friend once recommended “The Eyre Affair”, but all the jokes went over my head. Never understood what the book was about.
Freebyrd1 3 days ago
Unfortunately so many books disappoint nower days. Just because someone’s famous they think they can write.