We join Roland Deschain of Gilead following his palaver with the Man in Black. Many years have passed, and the last Gunslinger has aged, but he is just as determined to continue his quest to the Dark Tower.
He stumbles upon three doors which take him into a world that appears to be like our's, in New York. With each door he comes to, he draws a new companion into his own world. The first is Eddie Dean, from a when that seems to be the mid 1980's. The second is Odetta Walker, from a when that seems to be the mid 1960's.
The third door that Roland comes upon is a strange person, indeed, and the book ends following his adventures in the when of this third door.

This book is good for a lot of adventure and a continuation of the first book.

I liked the action and the suspense that is contained in this book, along with it giving Roland a bit more dimension.

There was nothing about this book that I didn't like.

After reading this book, I wanted to move immediately to the next.

I was full of suspense and wanted to read the book from front to back as quickly as possible, so I could find out what happened.

The author is one of my favorites and has managed to weave a tale that keeps the reader wanting more.

I recommend this book for those that have read the first, enjoyed it, and want to continue on to the second. It only makes the story better.

I don't recommend this book unless you've read the first. Otherwise you won't be able to understand all of the plot developments.

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