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61365_Everythingseventualpart2_LIBV2_LayoutRBoverlay1_Layout 1 5/12/10 1:32 PM Page 1 1 4/12/10 12:35 PM Page 1 Stephen King EVERYTHING ’S EVENTUAL PART TWO Performed by various narrators “… the author is not only immensely popular but immensely talented … no one does it better.” E —Publishers Weekly V E R Stephen King is one of the top five best-selling authors of all time and a modern P Y legend in the genre of horror. King’s first collection of short stories since 1993’s e r f T Nightmares & Dreamscapes , Everything’s Eventual Part Two is the companion to o r m Everything’s Eventual Part One . H S e With a razor edge that has been sharpened by time, King closes in on the jugular t d I e N with these bloodcurdling tales. Each story is permeated by its own uniquely dark atmos - p b P y A phere and is certain to haunt your dreams. Part Two includes the groundbreaking e-book, h G R v e Riding the Bullet , and five more bone-chilling selections! T a n T ’ r S W Featuring dramatic readings from several talented narrators, Everything’s Eventual i K o O will pull listeners headfirst across the threshold into the bizarre microcosms of u Part Two E i s n King’s incredible imagination. n V g a r E r a N t o r T s U Recorded Books A Unabridged Running Time: 5.25 hours L Z2002 by Stephen King 92002 by Recorded Books, LLC Cover images ©PhotoDisc, Inc. Cover art by Leonard Likas; ©2002 by Recorded Books, LLC This audiobook has been recorded and published under license from Simon & Schuster Audio, which reserves all rights of reproduction or other use. ISBN: 978-1-4407-2273-8 Produced in the studios of Recorded Books Productions, LLC, New York www.recordedbooks.com Recorded Books, LLC, 270 Skipjack Rd., Prince Frederick, MD 20678. Recorded Books™ is a trademark of Recorded Books, LLC. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication strictly prohibited. 61365 * 4 6 9 4 *54964* 5 * 54964.

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