Wolves of the Calla

from sammii507

I loved this book! Definitely one of the best of the series. My only problem lies in the fact that I hate creepy pregnancies...there's one major female character, why does she have to have the whole mystical pregnancy trope going on? ugh. Other than that, fantastic book!

from Azuaron

I picked up The Gunslinger in a bookstore on a hunch and a sense of obligation. I can't put my finger on why, but I'd never read a Stephen King book before, though they're certainly in my wheelhouse of interests and I've always had great respect for the man as a writer. When I opened The Gunsling...

from renbedell

One of my favorite movies is Seven Samurai, which this books takes its central theme from. It makes it fun and exciting, though barely moves the plot of the Dark Tower forward. It almost seems like a standalone story within the Dark Tower world. The story is good and well written, like all the ot...

from ursula

This is the 5th installment in the Dark Tower series. I had reread the first four in the series quite a while ago in preparation for reading this one, and then never actually got around to it. Finally, I started it on Dec 31, and finished it this evening. Roland, Eddie, Susannah, Jake and Oy cont...

from deslni01

The Wolves of the Calla, the antepenultimate volume of Stephen King's Dark Tower series brings the ka-tet to Calla Bryn Sturgis, a small farming community on the outskirts of Thunderclap. The town, which births twins and only rarely "singletons", is plagued every few decades by the wolves, riders...