Misery

6b  Stephen King FIrst edition 1987 Notes Misery by Stephen King is a psychological horror novel published in 1987. It follows Paul Sheldon, a bestselling author who is rescued from a car accident by his self-proclaimed "number one fan," Annie Wilkes. However, Annie soon reveals her obsession with Paul’s work, imprisoning him in her secluded home and forcing him to write a novel to her liking. As Paul's captivity turns into a terrifying ordeal, he must outwit Annie to escape. The novel explores themes of obsession, addiction, and the power struggle between creators and their audiences, making it one of King’s most intense and claustrophobic thrillers. Description Black/grey hardback with red SK on front cover, dust jacket, very fine condition.