Later Paperback – 28 March 2021

King horror

It's not that much of a horror story like STEPHEN KING's other books it's not that bad but it definitely won't be a waste of money if you buy it.

A good novel written by Stephen King.Firstly, it felt like Jamie's mother Tia, a literary agent, had an ulterior motive in recovering her lost money by taking help of jamie's special gift or disease in finding a dead writer's novel and Liz, a cop, seems like helping jamie and then it turns out liz also has an ulterior motive of her own.

In life, we often think "later". Retrospective reasoning and hindsight bias comes to life in this "Sixth Sense" with dark humour.

Over time authors lose their grip and their later novels got diluted. But not for the King of Horror. He is getting better and better with every successive novel. Find out for yourself.

As good as any King.Written at a leisurely pace..

I had been rather disillusioned with Stephen King for a while, courtesy Wolves of the Calla, a bloated and rather repulsive book that even managed to wean me off The Dark Tower series. But later . . . this book happened. Later is a nutshell which includes the best of Stephen King: building up true-to-life characters from scratch - complete with their idiosyncrasies - charting their course from childhood to maturity, and of course making terrible things happen to them. A boy seeing the dead is certainly not a novelty (The Sixth Sense is referred to, albeit without a name) but the way King does it here is so refreshing. I loved the incorporation of other things from the King universe too. The Ritual of Chud almost had me rooting for a reappearance of Pennywise.

A Big let down from Stephen King. Doesn't seem to be a King's book. Absolutely juvenile stuff.Don't buy it.I am one of the biggest fan of Stephen King having read all his books. Purchased this on pre order on 2nd Nov 2020, but was totally disappointed with the story. (What story?There isn't any)