Same here. Well, the Bachmann books I've read have been on the depressing side, but I also haven't much liked the style of those for the same reason I'm not usually into King's short stories - too stripped down, when the stuff that isn't there is what I like best. But King's novels tend to be tragic (if they're going that way) rather than depressing, which is a big distinction for me.
I also really liked that Vic and Donna stayed together. They had every reason to break up, sink into despair or alcoholism, stay together but never forgive each other... but they didn't.
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Date: 2017-01-07 08:22 pm (UTC)I also really liked that Vic and Donna stayed together. They had every reason to break up, sink into despair or alcoholism, stay together but never forgive each other... but they didn't.