End of Watch

Well, it is a Stephen King book, so while the first two entries in the trilogy were great thrillers and hard-boiled cat and mouse games, this one takes a turn for the paranormal.

The scumbag that was so brilliant (you loved to hate him) is back with a vengeance. He managed to somehow possess the bodies of other people and has devised a plan that will make teenagers kill themselves - en masse.

As usual, the stakes are high and the stakes are personal, as Brady Hartsfield goes after everything that Bill Hodges holds dear, until the thrilling, and I'd have to say, quite cathartic conclusion.