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Roadwork

from the ‘dark half’ of the No. 1 bestseller Stephen King

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 A lone man takes on the wheels of progress in a showdown of cataclysmic proportions. When a highway project puts him out of work and threatens to destroy his home, he has more than enough time on his hands to plot his revenge.

Driving his wife and friends away with his growing obsession, he pushes the powers-that-be to the limit, taking a stand against what he sees as a criminal act in progress. Building to a shattering climax, this is a suspenseful tale you won't soon forget.

(P)2010 Penguin Audio©1981 Stephen King Action & Adventure Crime Horror Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Psychological Suspense Thriller Thriller & Suspense Fiction Exciting
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A great story with interesting characters. The narration is pitch-perfect!
G.Valmont Thomas should narrate more of Stephen King's books.

Brilliant

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excellent story with even better drama at the end. definitely recommend you get this

so much quicker time listen than to READ.

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This is a Genre within a Genre and it's flipping marvellous. Loved the main character, the most interesting laundry guy known to man!!

Not Typical King in Great wsy

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excellent Richard bachman aka Stephen king story about madness and depression and how government always win it in the end

kaboom!!!!

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Im not sure what I was expecting when I chose to listen Roadwork. I have never read or listened to a Bachman novel, and always assumed it would just be King with a darker tone. That is obviously quite far from the truth, and the Bachman books really should be considered their own entity.

Roadwork is a descent into depression, a story of losing everything, and more often than not, the futility of one mans defiance. Worth listening to, just be prepared for this to not be a tale of happy ever after

This aint the King your looking for

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