Lisey's Story Free Audiobook Download by Stephen King

Lisey's Story by Stephen King is a horror novel about a writer who loves her husband, but has trouble loving herself. After the death of her husband, she starts to have horrific visions and turns to alcohol to cope. She finds herself in a downward spiral that ends with her finding her husband alive and well.

Stephen King's thriller Lisey’s Story makes for a great audiobook. It is narrated by Mare Winningham, and it has 11 chapters. Lisey’s Story tells the story of a marriage that starts to die when their son is killed in a car accident while they are driving home from their vacation. When they decide to buy a house on the same street as their son’s old high school, they discover a new world that is completely alien to them and changes the way they look at life.

Lisey, an unlikely heroine of Stephen King's "Lisey's Story", has a twin sister, Amy. They are all that remains of the Hale family and they struggle to maintain their sanity, doing their best to keep each other alive while waiting for the end. In the midst of 'the end,' Lisey walks into her bedroom one night and sees her father sitting on her bed. It is the only time she has seen him since he left when she was little.

Lisey's Story is not your run-of-the-mill Stephen King novel. It tells the story of a real woman, Lisey, who begins to experience visions of her husband's death. Her visions prove right every time and lead her through a number of events that eventually culminate in her husband reborn to her as an older man with memories of his life with her before he died.

Lisey's Story is a fast paced tale of suspense. It is told through multiple points of view including Lisey's and her husband, Scott Landon. Winningham narrates the story and it feels like it is being told by someone who has lived and experienced everything first hand.

Lisey's Story is a novel that tells the story of a writer named Lisey who is haunted by an old man who seems to appear randomly. The man is actually the manifestation of the writer's deceased wife, and he tells her what happened after her death.