If you liked ʻEne ha-deraḳon by Stephen King and David Palladini, start with Mr. Mercedes (2017), The Tommyknockers [2/3] (1993), and I Shudder at Your Touch (1993). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Mr. Mercedes
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The Tommyknockers [2/3]
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I Shudder at Your Touch
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The Sun Dog
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Der Dunkle Turm 15
2017 · Robin Furth, Stephen King · Same author
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Novels (Gerald's Game / Tommyknockers)
1995 · Stephen King · Same author
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The Waste Lands. 2/2
2001 · Stephen King · Same author
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Seneca College English Reader for EAC 150
2002 · Angus Cleghorn, Stephen King · Same author
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Yadṿ shel Ḳofi
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Rose Madder
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The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year, Volume Three
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Frequently asked questions
What should I read after ʻEne ha-deraḳon?
BookOrb recommends Mr. Mercedes (2017), The Tommyknockers [2/3] (1993), I Shudder at Your Touch (1993), The Sun Dog (2008), and Der Dunkle Turm 15 (2017).
Are there books like ʻEne ha-deraḳon?
Yes. The list on this page is ranked from the closest matches BookOrb has for ʻEne ha-deraḳon.
Who wrote ʻEne ha-deraḳon?
ʻEne ha-deraḳon is by Stephen King and David Palladini.