Stephen King scores another hit. The Washington Post named Finders Keepers as one of the 50 most notable books of 2015 and I agree. This is a tale of two obsessive fans - one of whom is definitely in the Misery mode. The book opens with the murder of an author by a reader who hated the ending of his last book. This man also killed his two accomplices in the home invasion. He buried the stolen money and unpublished manuscripts before being sent to jail for rape. More than 35 years later he is finally paroled and comes back to claim his treasure. However, several years earlier a teenage boy had discovered the trunk. He used the money to help his family and kept the hand-written books to read and study. Now that the money has run out, he decides to sell some of the dead author's work. This sets him on a disastrous path. I strongly recommend reading Mr. Mercedes before picking up this book as characters from the earlier novel also appear here - including Mr. Mercedes himself. I don't think we have seen the last of that psychopath either based on hints dropped in Finders Keepers. This book is a fast, fun but often brutal read. I highly recommend it.