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Dolores Claiborne

by Stephen King


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Did Dolores Claiborne murder her abusive husband on July 20, 1963, the day of a solar eclipse in Maine? Did she push her elderly, ailing employer on a fatal trip down the staircase over 30 years later? As her daughter lies in bed, her mother's voice tells the story of the events that shaped her life.

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9780453009577
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Audio Cassette
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Penguin Group USA
Date

1995
Price

$8.35
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9780816156405
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Hardcover
Publisher

Thorndike Pr
Date

1993
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$4.44
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9780451177094
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Paperback
Publisher

Signet
Date

1996
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$1.00
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9781598877533
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Compact Disc
Publisher

Highbridge Co
Date

2008
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$19.45
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9780785727095
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Prebinding
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Bt Bound
Date

1999
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$2.95
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9780670844524
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Hardcover
Publisher

Penguin Group USA
Date

1992
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$1.00
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9780670849369
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Hardcover
Publisher

Penguin USA
Date

1992
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None Available
 
9780816156412
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Paperback
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Thorndike Pr
Date

1993
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$5.87
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Publisher Notes

By her own account she's an old Yankee bitch, Dolores Claiborne: foul temper, foul mouth, foul life. Folks on Little Tall Island have been waiting thirty years to find out just what happened on the eerie dark day her husband, Joe, died - the day of the total eclipse. The police want to know what happened yesterday, when rich, bedridden Vera Donovan, the island's grande dame sans merci and Dolores's longtime employer, died suddenly in her care. With no choice but to talk, Dolores Claiborne talks up a storm. "Everything I did, I did for love", she says, and this spellbinding novel is at once her confession and her defense. Given a voice as compelling as any in contemporary fiction, her story centers on a disintegrating marriage's molten core, where the mind's unblinking eye becomes huge with hate and a woman's heart turns murderous. It unfolds the strange intimacy between Dolores and Vera, and the link that binds them. It shows, finally, how fierce love can be, and how dreadful its consequences. And how the soul, harrowed by the hardest life, can achieve a kind of grace.

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