"I wish I could make it better.   But I can't.   Forty's dead. ☺" 

That smiley face at the end gave me the perfect visual of Joe's face as he pretended to be sad about Forty and for Love. 

I am having the hardest time getting through the rest of this book.   Uggghh! 

I really need to see Joe on screen.   How is it that no one picks up on his craziness.   Does he come across that normal? Sociopath... 

Maaaann, I was praying I could at least get through 10 chapters without Joe going bat shit crazy again.   Dude,  why are you obsessing over these women!!!    Good Grief Charlie Brown! 

I don't know how any reader could not love Stephen King. 

This was far from the normal for him, yet not stretched.  Just like with many of his novels, I found myself chuckling throughout.  His sense of humor and delivery is always perfect.  He's not pretentious, doesn't get caught up on vocabulary (screw the big words with complex definitions) and he describes his characters like know other.  You can't help but get a vivid picture of each of them.

I hear the sequel, Finders Keepers takes us a little ways back in time.  It takes us to the old Misery style of writing.  Let's see how that goes. #StephenKing #MrMercedes #ReadingKeepsMeSane