The Dark Tower: The Dark Tower II : The Drawing of the Three (Series #2) (Paperback)

from msaucier818

I rate this book 3.5/5 stars. I though there were parts that dragged a bit, but as always, King has a knack for literally getting inside the minds of his characters and that makes this book a fun ride. I really enjoyed how the stories of the different characters were brought together by the end o...

from badgenome

The Drawing of the Three marks a pretty dramatic shift from the weird, highly stylized Western that was The Gunslinger. With the introduction of two new characters, the focus is no longer so tightly centered on Roland, and relatively little time is spent in Mid-World as we go a-traipsin' through ...

from ALLLGooD

The first book was more of the laying down of the groundwork of the tale. The Drawing of Three had a significant change of pace. The jumping in and out of Roland's world kept me in the story. It was refreshing see the modern world through Roland's eyes. I can't wait for #3

from bardsfingertips

This book was so episodic it was ridiculous. But, it worked! It worked very well, and I wholeheartedly enjoyed the story. It ventured away from the dreamscape exploration of the first installment of the Dark Tower Series, the Gunslinger, and focused on what I feel King does best: character develo...

from deslni01

"The Drawing of the Three" is the second book in Stephen King's "Dark Tower" series. The story continues following Roland, the last Gunslinger, on his quest towards the Dark Tower in Stephen King's vision of an epic fantasy. As Roland continues his journey he must leave his world - a different wo...