Here’s a write-up for Stephen King’s Dolores Claiborne , suitable for a review, a book club summary, or a recommendation. “Sometimes you have to be a high-riding bitch to survive.”
Dolores Claiborne has spent decades scrubbing floors for the wealthy Vera Donovan on Little Tall Island, a craggy, isolated community accessible only by ferry. But when Vera dies at the bottom of her own staircase, Dolores is the one standing over her—a hammer still in her hand. The local police think they’ve got an open-and-shut case of elderly abuse and theft. Dolores Claiborne
But Dolores has a story to tell. And it’s not the one they expect. Here’s a write-up for Stephen King’s Dolores Claiborne
As Dolores sits in a stifling interrogation room, her confession spirals backward—not to Vera’s death, but to the solar eclipse of 1963. Thirty years earlier, Dolores watched her husband, Joe St. George, a cruel, drunken, and sexually abusive man, fall to his death down a dry well. The island called it an accident. Dolores knows different. The local police think they’ve got an open-and-shut