Richard Chizmar - Gwendy and a bűvös toll

In the wake of the winter storm, evil once again invades the small town of Castle Rock. Sheriff Norris Ridgewick and his team are desperately searching for two missing girls, but time is running out and it is increasingly uncertain whether they will be found alive.
In Washington, D.C., thirty-seven-year-old Gwendy Peterson couldn't be more different from the self-conscious teenage girl who once spent an entire summer running up and down the Suicide Squad steps in Castle Rock. He lives in a loving marriage, became an extremely successful writer, and now shapes his country as a congressman. But that old summer, she also met the mysterious, black-suited Richard Farris. The man in the hat entrusted him with a wonderful, mahogany magic box, which offered Gwendy small gifts for her care, but at the same time, it also came with a huge responsibility, since he could destroy any part of the world at any time with the push of a button. Although Farris eventually took the special item away and promised that she would never see the box again, Gwendy always wondered if the strange box had anything to do with the wonderful life she had lived since then.
And one day, the magic box unexpectedly appears in his office. The mysterious reappearance of the box and disturbing disappearances in Castle Rock lead Gwendy back home, where she may be able to help save the missing girls and stop a madman. And as she and the police race against time, Gwendy must consider whether fate or our choices control our lives, and the price we pay for those choices when we reach for the things we want most.
New York Times bestselling author Richard Chizmar returns to the world of Gwendy and the Magic Box, dreamed up together with Stephen King, in a breathtaking sequel. The sleepy little town of Castle Rock is built on a bedrock of deep, dark secrets, and it's about to reawaken from its quiet slumber.