This set of 10 books is a collection of phenomenal best-selling works by Stephen King, the master of American suspense novels, including "Eclipse", "Nothing Happens", "Sleeping Beauty", "John's Prophecy", "Rebirth", "It: All Two Volumes", "Christine" and "The Wake".
"Superpower Research Institute": Luke is a boy with extraordinary talents. Not only does he have an extraordinary IQ, but his emotional intelligence is also quite extraordinary. At the age of 12, he easily gained admission to MIT and Emerson College.
On an ordinary midnight, uninvited guests suddenly broke into Luke's secluded apartment in the suburbs of Minneapolis, killed Luke's parents, and kidnapped him. The whole journey takes less than two minutes.
When Luke woke up, he found himself in a mysterious institution. Locked with him were Avery, Carissa, Nick, Helen and a dozen other children. These kids come from all over the country and all have some special ability: telekinesis or telepathy. At first, managers would freely experiment on them. In less than three weeks, when the children's powers have been squeezed out, they will be abandoned in the back half of the cockroach hotel. The children couldn't bear the torture, but they were not willing to be manipulated. Seeing his friends disappear one by one, the few best friends clinging to each other mustered up the courage to secretly help Luke escape successfully.
Unexpectedly, Luke stepped out of the wolf's den and stepped closer to the tiger's mouth. He discovered that the institute's informants were spread all over the country. And he has already become a wanted felon who shot his parents to death. While he was hiding carefully, he had to work hard to be strong and struggle in the menacing and complex reality...
"Solar Eclipse": For twenty-nine years, the residents of Xiaogao Island have been wondering how the husband of housekeeper Dolores fell into the well and died on the day of the total solar eclipse.
Now police want to know how another widow, Dolores' bedridden employer, fell down the stairs to her death.
What is fascinating is that this wealthy woman also left tens of millions of dollars in property to her housekeeper.
The housekeeper had no choice but to confess.
She looked back on that lively and long eclipse day. A woman with an ordinary appearance, rude words, and relying on her hands to support her family burst out with amazing wisdom and determination to protect her children, and endured the endless aftermath of that nightmare in the years that followed...
"John's Prophecy": John, an ordinary middle school teacher, accidentally fell into a coma for four and a half years due to a car accident. When he woke up, his life had changed dramatically. But he has acquired a strange ability. By touching other people's bodies, he can understand that person's past and foresee the future.
This ability brought him popularity, but it also brought more troubles. Strangers were both curious and resistant to him, and John finally chose to leave the local area. After that, he was involved in a series of horrific incidents. Through this superpower, he saw a terrible future when shaking hands with a politician...
He is kind, but he is also the most suspicious. He is righteous, but he is also the one who bears the most pain. Faced with an unshakable fate, how will he choose?
Reader comments
"Rebirth" is pretty good. I feel like S. K.'S book is really informative.
"It" is a bit long, I think it's over 700,000 per copy, but I feel like it's pretty fast and the word count is quite comfortable. You can still hear the difference in "qu" in English. The content in the latter part is a little more measured, well, quite a bit. It can be said that the past and present are two parallel lines. Xuandu
"Sleeping Beauty" fantasy novel, not bad
"The Vigil" short story collection, "Meat Grinder" was (almost) the first time I was definitely scared by S. K. A favorite one.
"Christine" is a bit scary, and the inverted foreshadowing is pretty good. It's worth reading.
"The Prophecy of John" is over, not bad
I finished reading "The Impermanence of Things", a collection of short stories, not bad
I have finished reading "Fire", and I should say it is my favorite among the books I have read in this collection. It is quite delicate. Thinking of Abra.
"Solar Eclipse" has 160,000 words and only one chapter. It is quite good and the emotions are really captured.
I just finished reading "Superpower Research Institute" and it was pretty good.
Moreover, the author's writing style is very unique, the words are concise and powerful, and he can easily bring me into the story. I especially like Luke in the book. He is smart, brave, and constantly looking for a way out of difficult situations. I really recommend this book!
"Rebirth" is pretty good. I feel like S. K.'S book is really informative. "It" is a bit long, I think it's over 700,000 per copy, but I feel like it's pretty fast and the word count is quite comfortable. You can still hear the difference in "qu" in English. The content in the latter part is a little more measured, well, quite a bit. It can be said that the past and present are two parallel lines. Xuandu "Sleeping Beauty" fantasy novel, not bad "The Vigil" short story collection, "Meat Grinder" was (almost) the first time I was definitely scared by S. K. A favorite one. "Christine" is a bit scary, and the inverted foreshadowing is pretty good. It's worth reading. "The Prophecy of John" is over, not bad I finished reading "The Impermanence of Things", a collection of short stories, not bad I have finished reading "Fire", and I should say it is my favorite among the books I have read in this collection. It is quite delicate. Thinking of Abra. "Solar Eclipse" has 160,000 words and only one chapter. It is quite good and the emotions are really captured. I just finished reading "Superpower Research Institute" and it was pretty good.
Moreover, the author's writing style is very unique, the words are concise and powerful, and he can easily bring me into the story. I especially like Luke in the book. He is smart, brave, and constantly looking for a way out of difficult situations. I really recommend this book!
I love Stephen King's books
Love thriller stories