Gerald's Game

**Victoria** · January 10th, 2008

Just finished this book a few weeks ago. I bought it when it first came out in March of 92(?) and it just got shuffled. (sorry Mr. King). I thought this book was amazing. The psychological aspect was truely amazing. I could definitely feel the fear and desperation. What do you think?

**JohnDalglish** · January 11th, 2008

Hi,

I must admit I was disappointed when I first read it (was it really 92?, sigh), but I've been meaning to re-read it soon.

Long days and pleasant nights

**maidenbutterfly** · January 11th, 2008

I really enjoyed it. It quickly became a favorite of mine.

**tattoobradley** · January 11th, 2008

This was the first SK book I ever read. I read it somehwere around '94 (guessing). Well, apparently I liked it enough to keep on reading cause here I am!

**donna1982** · January 11th, 2008

I enjoyed this book very much.

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. It REALLY scared me. I know a lot of people don't like it, but I thought it was great, and it really delivered.

**dejolane** · January 11th, 2008

Was Gerald's Game a movie ? It should be. The book was great.

Debbie

Moderator's Reply:
	It hasn't been adapted yet. Steve has had some proposals over the years but decided not to sell the rights after he heard what they wanted to do with it.

**babynike** · January 11th, 2008

It made me so nervous, I could not stand the fact she was

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It was good not one of my favorite Sk books but it was good.

**Maculday** · January 14th, 2008

I'd just finished The Stand, again, and ripped through this one. I really enjoyed it, and after The Stand it was kind of like "summer school"! Immediately following, I read Insomnia. Another one, that is IMO, grossly underrated!

**Gallina** · January 14th, 2008

Originally Posted by babynike

It made me so nervous, I could not stand the fact she was

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It was good not one of my favorite Sk books but it was good.

I agree, it is one of the most scarying scenes, I pictured everything and shuddered with fear! The details of the scenes are so deep, it makes you think with the character's mind.