The waste lands.

The Waste Lands The dark tower -- 3

by Stephen King

No cover — Stephen King: The waste lands. (1992, Warner)

Paperback, 512 pages

English language

Published Nov. 11, 1992 by Warner.

ISBN:: 978-0-7515-0050-9
OCLC Number:: 473458482

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(25 reviews)

THIS IS THE PATH OF THE BEAM, THE WAY OF THE TOWER, AND THE TIME OF YOUR DRAWING. BE TRUE;.STAND; COME TO ME.

Through time and waste and divided dreams, the last of the gunslingers turn their faces to the Turtle and travel the path of the Beam. And come, when Eddie unlocks the key from the branch and Roland gives the promise he may not keep, to the Drawing of Jake, the undead boy who is one of the many who are one ... Bound together in thought and treachery, pursued by the Ageless Stranger, they face the perils of Lud and the Tick-Tock Man to reach the Cradle of Blaine the Mono, who is truth and danger and will ransom their lives for a riddle. And still the Dark tower beckons, where death lies in the heart of the rose ...

And don't miss: The Dark …

THIS IS THE PATH OF THE BEAM, THE WAY OF THE TOWER, AND THE TIME OF YOUR DRAWING. BE TRUE;.STAND; COME TO ME.

And don't miss: The Dark Tower 1: The Gunslinger The Dark Tower 2: The Drawing of the Three --back cover

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Jan Kjellin reviewed The Waste Lands by Stephen King (Dark Tower, #3)

Review of 'The Waste Lands' on 'Goodreads'

3 stars

Although a little slow moving, things overall get more interesting than in the previous book in the series. I still haven't quite got to grips with the story or setting(s), but I'm slowly getting there - meaning I'm getting more ready to accept it for what it is and less inclined to look for a "rational" explanation of where/when/how.

Smart move, btw, to end it with a cliffhanger. ;)

CyborgHobbit reviewed The waste lands by Stephen King (The dark tower)

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4 stars

The second book was a such a disappointment after the first that I wasn't sure what to expect from book three. I was pleasantly surprised to enjoy it so much. More of the Gunslinger's world and less of New York; that's what I needed.