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Helen is terrified and tells Ralph not to dial 911, but he disregards this and gets help anyway. One day, at the local grocery store, a young woman, Helen Deepneau, whom he and his late wife were friends with, enters with her infant daughter, Natalie, after having been badly beaten up by her husband, Ed, also a friend of Ralph’s. Summary: (I find it hard to write a spoiler-free review for this one, because there’s so much I want to tell you, but I will try my best) Ralph Roberts, a man in his 70s, begins to suffer from insomnia following the death of his wife Carolyn, waking up earlier each night than the night before. Genre: Fantasy, Kinda Gory, Could Be Scary, May Cause Insomnia To Reader Now that you’ve had about enough of my rambling, I should probably begin the review. I don’t know why this fact (that it was the only King book I had on my drive) so fascinating to me, but it is. The kind of prequel that you must read after the sequel, if you know what I mean.

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Hopefully, this will stop from tonight!Īnother thing is – and maybe this is just me convincing myself this is a coincidence – this was the only Stephen King book I had on my Google Drive, and it is coincidentally a sort of prequel to The Dark Tower, the series for which I went on autopilot. I began reading this story in the last week of December and since then I have been waking up at 3.49 am every night (and dropping off to sleep, unlike Ralph, thank God!) Clearly, my biological clock and my mind are in this together to play a prank on me. I’ll leave the other two for some other day.Ī strange coincidence has been occurring ever since I started reading Insomnia – it’s a story of a man, Ralph Roberts, who wakes up earlier every night than the night before. I did start the other two, but it was this one that I stuck with. The choices I had that particular day were Casual Vacancy, A Suitable Boy and Insomnia.

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But I had some free time and no books one day and I decided to search for some on my Google Drive – I almost always have a few unread ones in there. I might have not read Insomnia – that is not to say never, just not at this point.

That’s what happens to me when I read too much – also why I desperately try to strike a balance between reading time and writing time, but clearly one or the other always takes precedence. Lately, I’ve been doing more book reviews than doing any of my own writing. “Each thing I do, I rush through, so I can do something else.”