"Sleeping Beauties," mainstreamed on Sept., 26 is a wild mixture of spirituality and brutality.
The novel "Sleeping Beauties," written by Stephen King and his son Owen is a unique storyline of rape and sexual harassment. Justice and injustice in this book, as in life relies on the dice of the Gods, God, karma or angry deities.
The basic plot revolves around women and their slumbers. While women sleep, they become cocooned, known as the Aurora Sleeping Sickness. If the females are awakened, or even disturbed, they become extremely violent and pulverizing powerful.
One man in particular killed by an awakened Aurora sleeper gets the woman's fingers sunk into the lower part of his eye, and before she rips his face off with her bare hands, she watches his blood rush into the cornea of his eyes. As you might have surmised, this is not a children's book.
Some women enhance the business of 'meth chefs' as the King's so eloquently title the devils powder makers, because these women fear going to sleep. Ultimately, sleep must come, just as nobody gets off this planet alive.
Eve Black, known to some characters in "Sleeping Beauties" as the father, son and holly Eve is the lone woman immune to the Aurora Sleeping Sickness. Without revealing too much of the plot, Dr Clinton Norcross is the focal character trying to protect Eve from the police and most everyone else. Black might be the devil herself, or the sweet savior of all that is delightful and harmonious. The authorities want to either kill Black or analyze her like a lab rat.
The Amazing Tree, as named in "Sleeping Beauties" is either the doorway to the dark flaming pits of hell, (perhaps) or another Earth where women are safe from the presence of sexual predators dwelling in the anticipation of a lone female within their grasp.
Big Mama Earth, as the King's named our planet, needs to destroy all living things and start over, hit the reset button to begin life anew or Eve Black and the Amazing Tree, which some are trying to burn down, are the gate-way to all that is kind, artistic and trustworthy, right?
