With a deja vu from Needful Things, Insomnia has about 250 unnecessary pages of fluff, padding the way to possibly one of the most unsatisfying climaxes I've ever come across. It begins much like Bag of Bones, with a painfully long development of the main plot. Admittedly, there are a few good chapters in the middle, once the plight of the main character is revealed. After that, though, things drag on unsatisfyingly. The only thing that kept me reading was the allure of finding out who the "Crimson King" really was. Talk about disappointment.Save your time & money.