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As the second book in Stephen King's epic Dark Tower series, this is the defining chapter in Roland the Gunslinger's restless quest for the mysterious Dark Tower. With a tight, suspenseful story that weaves through multiple timelines with many twists and turns along the way, Roland is joined by a pair of compelling, edgy new characters providing the story with bountiful amounts of conflict, making this page-turner one that you will want to read entirely in one sitting.
HPB Staff ReviewI have been a huge fan of Stephen King's 'The Dark Tower' series for decades and think 'The Drawing of the Three' is one of the best in the set! This volume introduces more characters (Eddie, Odetta & Detta) who will eventually join Roland's Ka-Tet as well as re-introducing Jake while hinting about his potential to appear in future books. A must-read if you are a fan of Stephen King or a fan of 'ensemble' teams. #SpringPick
I am now on book 7 of Stephen King's Dark Tower series and this book, The Drawing of the Three, remains one of my favorites. I loved how King was able to communicate the experiences of a person entering another peron's head/mind and experiencing that as well as taking that person over. The adventure of Roland doing this 3 times in a world very familiar to us and King making it feel like it's possible, that it wasn't beyond belief and ridiculous, was a fun experience. Out of the 7, so far, I'd definitely read this book over.