What is the author's style in Bag of Bones by Stephen King?

Bag of Bones by Stephen King is written entirely in the first person perspective through the eyes of the main character, Mike Noonan. The narrative is reliable and consistent, with a great deal of importance placed on how events affect Mike directly as they unfold. In the beginning, Mike loses his wife unexpectedly which would seem to be the greatest tragedy of a lifetime, but Mike will discover throughout the novel that there are much worse things in life than simply losing the one you love. He will learn lessons about greed, influence, money, and bigotry that will affect him for the rest of his life, and throughout it all, his wife, although long dead and buried will be his steadfast support and source of information. Johanna Noonan had discovered the truth about their vacation home Sara Laughs and uncovered a murder and rape that is at the heart of many subsequent accidental deaths. Jo finds a way to communicate this to her husband and lead him to the only solution possible. Mike must uncover the long buried secret that binds the area together and expose it to the light of day. Only then will the region known as the TR be set free from the long reaching affects of the past.