Roadwork Audiobook

" This was one of the few books I have ever read that disturbed me. "

" One of the best books I have ever read. I usually don't care for King, but this is one of the few novels which are touching and ghost free... "

" There were parts of this book that I really enjoyed and respected, but overall the story was dull and ultimately didn't go anywhere. Too bad as I generally adore King and Bachman. "

" Good book as usual from Uncle Stevie, but I thought there were a number of very sad moments. Kind of choked me up at times! "

" I liked this, but it's not any where near the top of King's works. I think this story tries a little too hard versus his best works where it just kind of flowed. Not a bad read, but nothing special either. "

" This Bachman book was nowhere near as enticing as the first two. Okay, so the main character went a little cucko because they were going to tear down his house and his laundry business, and he ruins his marriage and loses all his friends. So he decides to just blow everything up, seems like the perfect solution. Sounds pretty intriguing, doesn't it? Wasn't too impressed with it this time around, maybe next time. "

" reminded me of humpty dumpty in oakland by Philip K. Dick. Just a pissed off old-school dude, trying to stand up for what he believes in. nice, short novella. "

" Not your typical Stephen King horror story, but still compelling and intense. My least favorite of the Bachmann books thus far, but I haven't read Running Man or Thinner yet. "

" Somewhat predictable, but I enjoyed the journey to the ending. The main character was likeable and you could empathize with his troubles. Looking forward to reading The Running Man in the near future. "

" Not even close to King's best work. "

" Just a little slip into insanity. Fun. "

" I haven't read that much of Stephen King, so far, and never one of the books he published under a pseudonym. But I liked this one. The insight into Barton George Dawes' mind and the way the events unfold was very interesting. "

" For me, this book was 300 pages of monotony. That's the best way to put it. Now that I've finished it I will never open it again. Why did the publisher spend money to print this? I can usually find something good to say about a book and with this one I can't. I'm just glad it's over with. "

" If you like Stephen King, it's a fine book. It's engaging, but like a lot of his books, I feel the end really lacked some punch. As a result, I wouldn't really recommend it unless you are really into King books. "

" Talking about living with a purpose... gee whiz. He lived for that one vengeful day; I almost patted him on the back. Many plans/plots end in failure; that jerk deserved that... Of course I say this because it was just a character in a book, and yet.... "

" This isn't one of my favorites. It's very slow and drags quite a bit. "

" I still remember so much of this story, even though I haven't read it in a while. It's a fave. Not cheerful, but good. "

" Not terrible but certainly not great. This is pretty much straight fiction and the psychological aspects fell kinda flat for me. The story just wasn't up to par and the writing was typical for King/Bachman in this time period. "

" Having trouble getting into this. It's kind of depressing. "

" Wasn't the greatest. It was suspenseful, but didn't give me that bang I was looking for. "

" classic King "

" Read this on my iPhone and I loved it. The main character is a little nuts, but the world around him has lost all purpose so he's just gonna do a little Roadwork. "

" Me gusta el trabajo de SK como Richard Batchman. Me gustó muuucho (por eso las 5/5 estrellas). Me lo leí en dos días! "

" An interesting trip through the mind of a guy who completely loses his shit. "

" It was way too long & way too much details and info for not much to actually happen "

" reminded me of humpty dumpty in oakland by Philip K. Dick. Just a pissed off old-school dude, trying to stand up for what he believes in. nice, short novella. "

" There is an over abundance of the usual Steven King words put together the usual Steven King way to tell an unmemorable story about one man’s war with eminent domain. "

" Kind of depressing, but a good story nonetheless. "

" This one wasn't as good as the Long Walk. Kind of predictable and not very suspenseful at all. Moving on to the Running Man. "

" I've enjoyed several King writing as Bachman Books, but this was just disappointing. I knew exactly what would happen from the start. "