One of the most terrifying books by Stephen King, first published in 1981 and adapted into a movie in 1983 directed by Lewis Teague, is now being re-released in Greek!

The book has been awarded:

• Locus Award Nominee for Best Fantasy Novel (1982)
• Balrog Award Nominee for Best Novel (1982)
• British Fantasy Award for Best Novel (1982)

Cujo was a big friendly dog, lovable and loyal to the trio (the MAN, the WOMAN, and the BOY). He always did everything he could to avoid being labeled as a BAD DOG. However, everything changes on the day this Saint Bernard dog, weighing nearly one hundred pounds, makes the mistake of chasing a rabbit and follows it into a hidden underground cave, setting off a tragic chain of events.

Cujo is no longer himself, as a disease that increasingly eats away at his mind overwhelms him, transforming his once noble thoughts into murderous hatred in a relentless and uncontrollable manner. Cujo is about to become the center of a horrifying vortex that will inevitably suck everyone around it in – a merciless reign of terror, madness, and insanity from which no one can escape…

What they wrote about the book:

“A gripping novel of unspeakable terror and suspense.” –Publishers Weekly

“A tip: Read it at home with all the lights on, doors locked, and tucked tightly in your bed.” –The Denver Post

“It hits you like a train… the most chilling horror novel by King.” –The New York Times

“King has created a novel of absolute terror.” –Houston Chronicle

“Horror from beginning to end. Cujo is chillingly effective, as mundane, everyday details turn into elements of absolute horror.” –Cosmopolitan

“An unrelenting thriller that will haunt your dreams.” –Newport News Daily Press

“And… just when your blood pressure finally returned to normal levels, King got to work again… crafting a nightmare that fans will not forget.” –Kansas City Star