544 pages
Published May 11, 2005 by Heyne Taschenbuch.
Langoliers
by Stephen King
4 stars
(2 reviews)
The Langoliers A group of travelers on a red-eye flight from California to Maine wake up to discover that most of their fellow passengers have vanished mid-flight, along with the pilots and flight attendants. ([source][2])
[Secret Window, Secret Garden][3] A man accuses author Mort Rainey of stealing one of his story ideas. Rainey, who is going through an ugly divorce, attempts to prove to his accuser that his own story was published first, but all evidence to support his argument begins to disappear, along with the people who might confirm his case. ([source][4])
Also contained in:
- [Four Past Midnight][5]
[2]: stephenking.com/library/novella/langoliers_the.html [3]: openlibrary.org/works/OL14917476W/Secret_Window_Secret_Garden [4]: www.stephenking.com/library/novella/secret_window_secret_garden.html [5]: openlibrary.org/works/OL81606W/Four_Past_Midnight
The Langoliers A group of travelers on a red-eye flight from California to Maine wake up to discover that most of their fellow passengers have vanished mid-flight, along with the pilots and flight attendants. ([source][2])
[Secret Window, Secret Garden][3] A man accuses author Mort Rainey of stealing one of his story ideas. Rainey, who is going through an ugly divorce, attempts to prove to his accuser that his own story was published first, but all evidence to support his argument begins to disappear, along with the people who might confirm his case. ([source][4])
Also contained in:
- [Four Past Midnight][5]
[2]: stephenking.com/library/novella/langoliers_the.html [3]: openlibrary.org/works/OL14917476W/Secret_Window_Secret_Garden [4]: www.stephenking.com/library/novella/secret_window_secret_garden.html [5]: openlibrary.org/works/OL81606W/Four_Past_Midnight
