Stephen King's 'Misery' is a gripping psychological thriller that explores the dark side of fandom and obsession. The novel centers around Paul Sheldon, a successful romance novelist who is held captive by Annie Wilkes, a deranged fan who rescues him after a car accident. Annie is obsessed with Paul's character, Misery Chastain, and forces him to rewrite the latest novel to bring her back to life. As Paul struggles to survive and regain his freedom, he must confront his own demons and outwit Annie's increasingly erratic behavior. The novel delves into themes of isolation, creativity, and the power dynamics between artists and their audience. 'Misery' is a chilling and suspenseful tale that showcases King's mastery of suspense and character development. It remains a classic in the horror genre, exploring the psychological depths of both captor and captive in a harrowing battle for survival.

The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur by Mike Michalowicz is a unique and entertaining guide for aspiring and established entrepreneurs. The book uses the analogy of surviving with minimal resources, like using the last few sheets of toilet paper, to illustrate how entrepreneurs can navigate and succeed in business with little to no initial capital. Michalowicz breaks down the book into segments on belief, focus, and action, emphasizing the mental game of entrepreneurship, identifying one's purpose and passion, and executing ideas through strategies like 'tacking' and saying no to non-ideal customers. The book also covers operating on a shoestring budget and provides actionable steps for growing a business without traditional financing.