The Tommyknockers by Stephen King

Late last night and the night before,
Tommyknockers, Tommyknockers, knocking at the door.
I want to go out, don't know if I can because I'm so afraid  of the Tommyknocker man.

There's something strange in Haven, Maine. Bobbi Anderson quite literally stumbles across it when she's out walking her dog. Now their's something strange about Bobbi too.
   Jim Gardener, poet, drunk and potential suicide, decides to visit Bobbi who is his only real friend. What he finds is, to say the least, alarming.
   Bobbi Anderson has lost a lot of weight. She has taken to dismantling domestic appliances and making weirdly brilliant inventions out of them. She has developed telepathic powers. But strangest of all is the thing she has discovered in the earth at the bottom of her garden. The spaceship.
   As the ship is slowly uncovered and as the citizens of Haven undergo a gradual and frightening mass-metamorphosis, their behaviour becoming increasingly, bizarre and dangerous - murderous - to outsiders, Jim Gardener comes to realise that he has walked into not another drunken dream, but a waking nightmare of terrifying significance.
   THE TOMMYKNOCKERS is indeed a nightmare, a small-town cosmic nightmare that only the genius of Stephen King could create. In some ways, it is a homage to the golden past of horror and science fiction, in others a glimpse of a dazzling future. In every way, it represents a stunning achievement and another milestone in King's unparalleled bestselling career.

Genres: Horror - Science Fiction - Thriller - Fantasy - Aliens - Supernatural
Condition: Good
Published: 1988 by Guild Publishing London
Pages: 563
CN: 4691
Weight: 950g