Finders Keepers

In the second installment of Stephen King’s Bill Hodges trilogy, "Finders Keepers," a deranged fan, Morris Bellamy, is enraged by his favorite author John Rothstein's lack of new work and takes drastic measures against him. After stealing Rothstein's unpublished manuscripts and serving time for a horrific crime, Morris's release thirty-five years later thrusts him into a dangerous confrontation with teenager Pete Saubers, who has discovered the hidden treasure. As former detective Bill Hodges and his allies race to prevent Morris from reclaiming his obsession, the story explores themes of literary devotion and the consequences of obsession, delivering a suspenseful narrative that recalls King’s classic "Misery."