King S.: The Langoliers

The unforgettable novella by bestselling author No. 1 Stephen King, first included in his award-winning 1990 collection "Four After Midnight" and became a well-known mini-series about a terrible plane ride into the most unfriendly sky, is now available as a separate publication.

The flight attendants were gone; almost all the passengers were gone; Brian Engle was willing to bet that the two-person crew in the cockpit of the 767 was also gone. He believed Flight 29 was heading east on autopilot.

During a red-eyed flight from Los Angeles to Boston, ten passengers wake up to find that everyone else has disappeared. Brian Engle, an experienced pilot, remembers something about the strange northern lights and reports of turbulence over the desert. Now he has to try to land the plane.

But the safe haven of Bangor Airport is not what it seems. It's terribly empty. The clock stopped. Food and drinks are tasteless. Fuel does not burn. And the sound similar to "radiostatics" is getting closer. Craig Toomey, an investment banker, thinks he knows what's coming. Langoliers. And this means that time is literally running out...

The thrilling, thrilling novella "The Langoliers" is a brilliant reading of the masterful Stephen King.