So this was my first Stephen King novel that I've read. While I now this isn't his typical standard book, it was an interesting concept, and I think for the most part he developed it well. Based off the premise of time travel, a man name Jack travels back to 1959 (I believe that where he starts) to stop the assassination of JFK. What would seem like a straightforward plot to stop/kill Oswald turns to something more complex. Because there is this big long gap between the year he travels to and the day JFK is assassinated, you get to see Jack (now George) develop relationships and become attached to people he encounters while he is on his quest. For the most part, the major plot point of this novel is almost pushed to background as you see Jack/George live his life in a small community in Texas. I really enjoyed the side stories and the characters. My only criticism is there are parts that are downright dry, and since I listened on audio, I fast forwarded a bit, but it was TOO much detail. Overall, it was well-researched and well written. King deals with many concepts, one of which are the ethics of time travel and what the consequences of would be (i.e. the butterfly effect). I liked it.