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As a diehard King fan for many years and ardent follower of the Dark Tower series, I treated any new installment as a special gift, something that I wanted so badly that I even when I bought it I was reluctant to start, because to start would surely bring about the end. This is no exception. King continues his infamous "Dark Tower" series with one of the most interesting turns yet. The journey halts for awhile as Roland and his band realize that helping the citizens of the Calla is another piece of the puzzle they are trying to solve. King's major strength, his character development, gets a real workout here as the story shifts from the continuing journey to another aspect of a gunslinger, helping those in need of aid. This is a truly great read and one of my favorite in the series. A library must-have, along with all the installments in this series.

Qdaddy66 Review of "Wolves of the Calla" by SK

I started reading the Dark Tower series many years ago when the first volume (The Gunslinger) was published. I read all the way up to Volume 4, then SK had stopped writing the series for a while. A few months ago I had realized that he had completed the series, so I started it over again from Volume 1, then began procuring Volumes 5-7 via relatives and E-Bay.

The main thing I liked about Wolves of the Calla is how it shows the strength and unity of Roland's Ka-Tet and begins to better explain how this series relates to many other SK novels. This is a very entertaining and enlightening Volume in the Dark Tower series! I recommend it and the entire series to any true SK fan!

Wolves of the Calla

5th book of the series, offers little action and plenty of repetition, not unusual for Stephen King. However, it still pulls you into the land of nonsense and gibberish that is the Dark Tower series. I kind of like how Stephen King ties in his other works into this series, but not sure how I feel about him inserting himself into the text. Will have to wait and see how that pans out in the future novels to decide. It does set up an interesting string of events for the following book, The Song of Susannah.
Happy Reading.

Wolves of the calla by Stephen King (2003)

I am not the one reading this book, I bought it for my wife, Who is a die hard Stephen King junkie. This book was one that she didn't have to complete the series of the ones she does have. She is always seen with it, on the porch sitting in a chair reading, on the couch reading while im watching the t.v.. reading In bed at bed time, She even brings it to work with her to read while on her lunch break. I guess in a nut shell she loves it, what more can I say!

Great Book. In the top three of the Dark Tower Series.

Great Book. In the top three of the Dark Tower Series. Stephen King is a phenomenal writer and one of my favorite authors.