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Quitters, Inc.

By: Stephen King
Narrated by: Eric Roberts
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 Dick Morrison's life has become a nightmare of addictions, filling his days with overeating, overworking, and smoking way too much. When an old friend tells him about a surefire way to quit, he's more than willing to give it a shot. But what Dick doesn't know is that Quitters, Inc. demands a high price from anyone who strays from their rigid rules-like a few volts of electricity for the nearest and dearest... or maybe a missing thumb? Forced to choose between his desperate need for cigarettes and the dire consequences of giving in to his addiction, Dick must decide just how important another drag really is.Click here to see all the titles in our Stephen King collection.©2006 Stephen King (P)2009 Phoenix Anthologies & Short Stories Mystery
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It is very hard to review this Audio Book without giving away any spoilers to the story, so I won't, instead I will ask that you give this Audio Book a try you will not be disappointed. It is a fantastic gripping storyline as you would expect from Stephen King.

Another Stephen King Masterpiece

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This was a very interesting, short foray into Stephen King's rather extreme albeit effective take on a method of overcoming a person's addiction to smoking. Although this doesn't go full-on fantasy, it does smack of the unreal..
although, who knows? Corporations like Quitters, Inc. may well exist in the not distant future.
I was underwhelmed by the narration felt it was a little wooden, a bit monotonous at times.
Otherwise this was a very good, sharply entertaining short story that certainly left me thinking.

A Very SK take on addiction

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