Another Gunslinger tale (3 actually). That fit in perfectly with the Dark Tower “trilogy”. Great tale as always from Steve King

I was skeptical of the book, but was pleasantly surprised. It filled in gaps in the original story. Very entertaining.

Like the title says, “It’s a Stephen King novel, it’s awesome”. Good story intertwined in the gunslinger saga.

Great addition to the dark tower series.

Awesome little story told within a story. One of my favorite bedtime tales told by the great Stephen King. Looking forward to the Wolves of the Calla and the conclusion to this great western series.

For fans of the Dark Tower story, there can’t be enough. I am one of those fans. I find it hard to step back and be critical. I love the early gunslinger stories and I’ll take them however I can get them. If you’re new to the story, you’ll find this book lacking. A Grimm horror tale (or two!) loosely embedded in some type of story structure. If you’re part of the ka-tet, then you’ll consume this book in a single sitting and wish for more. Let’s hope the well isn’t dry and there’s more to be told. There will be water if God wills it.

These are ,y favorite kind of stories.

It was good to visit Midworld again and journey with the Ka-tet. It was like visiting old friends, the ones that you have travelled with and hurt with. Thank you Mr. King for allowing us to follow the Path of the Beam once again! Thankee Sai!!

Super

What more can I say? Breezy, simple style that flows around deeper currents of meaning. It seems to me that the long short story is his "sweet spot" and this one flows.