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Unable to put down...absorbing and heartbreaking.

Out there, in the night, something walked, and it saw everything...even the secrets kept in human hearts.

BEAUTIFUL and Wise!!

For a book that held my anxious heart beat up until Jake the Boy fell into oblivion, I did not like the ending so much. I think I must get my hands on the original version. I read the ending had changed to segue better into the series but I am not sure the edited version holds true for the proper ending of this classic SK book. Any SK fanatics want to guide me here? Thanks if anyone knows.*Still reading the series.

It had been no struggle to turn his face to the south and leave it behind--but it had hurt his heart.

"Was there ever a trap to match the trap of Love?" The Gunslinger

"You'll never catch him." "I'll catch him."

The man in black across the desert, and the gunslinger followed.

EXCITED to start the Dark Tower SERIES!!

the suspense builds so well you can't look away. And in the end, I only felt bad foe Tommy...

True sorrow is as rare as true love.

But the rock would not hide them; the dead tree gave no shelter.

Phyllis Theroux...I love reading her book of Essays. This is my second one. Misplaced CARRIE for the moment. The dangers of carrying your books with you in your purse...

Wish me luck...I never thought I would read this book...facing those fears!

I really loved this story because I loved Dan. Some of the True Knot creeper were gruesome, but I had to keep on reading to make sure Danny *little Danny from The Shining* was able to fix his heart and soul. In the end, he did. The A'S scene made me cry. So happy he put Deanie to rest and 'canny'...

okay. I was wrong...this book is freaking me out and is SCARY!! THEY JUST FOUND THE GLOVE and grandpa true not creep dissolved from rubella.

"His eyes were huge and wet and filled with pain."-Doctor Sleep

*RV FOLKS... NOT T.V. auto correct is so annoying

I despise these true knot folks, love Dan and how SK always writes about small towns and the people that live there. Hoping Dan can stay sober, Abre and Tony can tackle those creepy T.V. folks. mildly frightening. ..more of a psychological thriller.

fascinating

gripping...so glad I placed my fear aside to enjoy a story like no other.

There was an iron scream behind his lips, but he would not let it out. His mommy and daddy could not see such things; they never had. He would keep quiet.

Abruptly he started the car and put it in gear and drove away, trying not to look back. And of course he did, and of course the porch was empty. They had gone back insiden It was as if Overlook has swallowed them.

Far below, lying in the sun like a long black snake that had decided to snooze for a while, was the road that lead back through Sidewinder Pass and eventually to Boulder. The road that would be closed all winter long. He felt a little suffocated at that thought, and almost jumped when Daddy dropped his hand on his shoulder.

She saw waterfalls spilling over one of them, the early afternoon sun sparkling in it like a golden fish snared in a blue net. They were beautiful mountains but they were hard.

Soft and sweet and mellow, the song came back and lingered, following her down into a deep sleep where thought ceased and the faces that came in dreams went unremembered.

She had never dreamed there could be so much pain in a life when there was nothing physically wrong. She hurt all the time.

Love was over, and her man was sleeping beside her. Her man

I am in need of a good read. I know SK won't let me down. This year, I am facing my fears and reading his scariest books that I have been afraid to read. Wish me luck...