Dark Tower, The Formats: Hardcover/Paperback/Trade/Limited Edition/eBook/Audio//Kindle First Edition Release Date: 2004
Synopsis:
Roland’s ka-tet is reunited, but not without cost. The last episode of the story takes them on the final stretch of their journey to The Dark Tower. Though they have rescued Susannah, there are still enemies who must be dealt with along the way and who could be their ultimate destruction. Constant readers will recognize characters from past books, who like the ka-tet, have found themselves caught in the spider's web spun by the Crimson King? Gan? Questions are answered and others asked. The journey is long and ka is but a wheel.
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Posted By: James/Tower/Junkie - 10/15/2009 - 2:51 AM EST
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I love the dark tower and everything about it i actually cried when Eddie died haha loving the comics wish it were a tv show (if only)
Posted By: Meg - 08/11/2009 - 11:30 PM EST
i didnt think that i would like like these books they just didnt seem like my type but being the big Stephen King fan that i am i gave them a chance and fell in love with them i have read them a second time straight through and i think its time i started again i especially liked wizards and glass that was a good one
Posted By: Mark - 08/11/2009 - 10:43 PM EST
Fantastic read with a perfect King like ending, after all Roland said it in every book, ka is a wheel.
Posted By: Radtechkell - 07/16/2009 - 7:02 PM EST
I was hooked all the way through the series. Each and every book. I really enjoyed the ending. I thought it was perfect.
Posted By: Chris - 07/12/2009 - 9:34 AM EST
Of course.. *SPOILERS* I like to think that Roland does not reach the *real* Dark tower (if, indeed, there is such a thing). The only way he will "reach" it is when he stops looking for it and starts caring more about the people he loves than his damned tower. I just finished "Duma Key" last night (Loved it, but then I love them all.I'm one of those "constant reader") and I think the last "How to draw a picture (XII)" resumed this extremely well: "Know when you're finished, and when you are, put your pencil or your paintbrush down. All the rest is only life." Truer words have never been spoken.
