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Summary Of Gerald's Game By Stephen King
Stephen King is a great author like you all know. He wrote a great book in the 90’s that changed the way people looked at love. With reading the book “Gerald’s Game” you will understand what I mean. The story is intense, crazy, and even heart breaking at times. In order to understand you need to know the rules correct? Here are some rules to play Gerald’s Game. Aren't they most important things about a book include who exactly is in it? I'm going to tell you a little about my characters Jessie and Gerald. The author creates the characters out to be loving in the beginning of the book to total crazy as the story goes on. Jessie is a younger aged women who is developed well by the author. He makes it easy for other young girls to relate

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