I really enjoyed Joyland. From the first page, you know your in familiar territory with Kings writing. The book isn’t really horror in an obvious way. It’s an exploration of what it’s like to be on the cusp of adulthood and having your heart broken and dealing with the fallout. Devin the MC throws himself into Joyland and all its wonders as a way to cope with his first heartbreak. And that includes becoming increasingly involved in an old murder mystery and the lives of some of the locals. I like the fact that the book is short, and incredibly binge worthy. A great King for non horror fans too.