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Thrown from the wreckage of his '74 Camaro, Paul Sheldon, author of a bestselling series of historical romances, wakes up one day in a secluded Colorado farmhouse owned by Annie Wilkes, a psychotic ex-nurse who claims she is his number one fan. Immobilized from the pain of two shattered legs and a crushed knee, Sheldon is at Annie's mercy. Unfortunately for Sheldon, Annie is mad; mad that he killed off her favorite character, Misery Chastain, in his latest book; mad that he wants to escape; and of course, mad in the most extreme clinical sense of the word. To set the world straight, Annie buys Sheldon a typewriter and some paper, drugs him, locks him in a room, and forces him to bring Misery back to life in a novel dedicated to her. Fear of physical torture is Sheldon's greatest motivation. One wrong sentence and she is likely to smash his legs with a sledgehammer, cut his thumbs off with a hacksaw, or much, much worse. But writers have weapons too. . . .

Used Hardcover Edition published by Viking Publishing, N.Y., 1987, 310 pages in Good Condition. Dust Jacket has minor wesr but a small tear on the back of the DJ. Text is claen and unmarked with no rips, tears, loose or bent pages. There is a mark on the outside of the text when the book is closed but this doesn't appear on the actual text when opened. The riveting novel that was made into a suspenseful movie starring Kathy Bates and James Caan. We ship within 24 hours of your purchase with a Delivery Confirmation.

Paperback. Pages: 112 Language: English Publisher: Pearson A story by Stephen King the master of horror Paul Sheldon is Annie Wilkess favourite writer She loves all his books about Misery Chastain When Annie finds Paul after a car accident. she takes him... home to look after him. The Annie discovers that Paul wants to kill Misery and to write different kinds of book. She is determined to stop him. and Paul becomes her prisoner.

Thrown from the wreckage of his '74 Camaro, Paul Sheldon, author of a bestselling series of historical romances, wakes up one day in a secluded Colorado farmhouse owned by Annie Wilkes, a psychotic ex-nurse who claims she is his number one fan. Immobilized from the pain of two shattered legs and a crushed knee, Sheldon is at Annie's mercy. Unfortunately for Sheldon, Annie is mad; mad that he killed off her favorite character, Misery Chastain, in his latest book; mad that he wants to escape; and of course, mad in the most extreme clinical sense of the word. To set the world straight, Annie buys Sheldon a typewriter and some paper, drugs him, locks him in a room, and forces him to bring Misery back to life in a novel dedicated to her. Fear of physical torture is Sheldon's greatest motivation. One wrong sentence and she is likely to smash his legs with a sledgehammer, cut his thumbs off with a hacksaw, or much, much worse. But writers have weapons too. . . .