Sleep doctor | Stephen King

After more than three decades since the novel "The Shining," Stephen King's unparalleled imagination releases the novel "Doctor Sleep." Its protagonist, Dan Torrance, is now a man, but the ghosts of the Overlook Hotel—and his father's legacy of addiction, drinking, and violence—kept him lost in life for decades. Now supported by the organization "Alcoholics Anonymous" in a New Hampshire town, Dan comforts the dying in a nursing home, where they call him "Doctor Sleep." But before his remaining strength fades forever, Dan meets twelve-year-old Abra Stone. Her astonishing talent plunges him into an epic war against a tribe of killers that revive Dan's demons and push him to fight to save the young girl. From the novel's atmosphere, we read: "Rose the hat sparkled—all the members of the true knot sparkled—but not in the way Dan or Billy sparkle. Neither Rose nor Crow felt any emotion as they said goodbye to each other, that the boy they took years ago in Iowa was revealed dead at that moment by two men who knew a lot about them. Rose could have picked up the mutual signals between Dan and Abra if she were in deep contemplation, but then the little girl would notice her presence immediately. Additionally, the farewell happening in Earthcrozer. That night, Rose was very intimate..."