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This listing features a Signed First Edition of Stephen King’s End of Watch, published by Scribner in 2016. As the final installment in the Bill Hodges Trilogy, End of Watch delivers a powerful blend of crime, suspense, and supernatural elements, tying together the narrative threads introduced in Mr. Mercedes and Finders Keepers.
Signed trade first editions of End of Watch are not common, as King’s signing events for this period were limited. His signature on a true first printing significantly increases desirability, especially for collectors assembling complete signed sets of the trilogy.
This first printing includes the full number line, original Scribner dust jacket, and all correct early‑state points. A sharp, signed copy like this is ideal for collectors seeking premium modern King hardcovers.
This copy is being offered with a fine condition book and dust jacket.
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