Finders Keepers by Stephen King | Summary & Analysis Preview: Private investigator, Bill Hodges, races to find another deranged killer in Finders Keepers, the second book in a projected trilogy by Stephen King. The first, Mr. Mercedes, won the 2015 Edgar Award for best mystery novel. Finder Keepers, while a strong, stand alone book, continues the themes of the first book by examining of the nature of obsession while also offering a close look at the relationship between literature and the real world. In 1978, three masked men invade the remote New Hampshire home of John Rothstein, a reclusive novelist. He hopes that three masked men just want money. The 79-year-old gives them the code to his safe. One of the men, Morrie Bellamy, is obsessed with the Jimmy Gold trilogy, Rothstein's masterwork, a favorite of alienated adolescents for decades. Bellamy hates Rothstein for having Gold sell out to Madison Avenue and move to suburbia in the final book... PLEASE NOTE: This is a summary and analysis of the book and NOT the original book. Inside this Instaread Summary & Analysis of Finders Keepers * Summary of book * Introduction to the Important People in the book * Analysis of the Themes and Author's Style