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| Title | : | Song of Susannah (The Dark Tower #6) |
| Author | : | Stephen King |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 544 pages |
| Published | : | June 1st 2006 by Pocket Books (first published June 8th 2004) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Fiction. Horror. Science Fiction |
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Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 544 pages Rating: 3.99 | 123622 Users | 3587 Reviews
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The Wolves have been defeated, but our tet faces yet another catastrophe. Susannah Dean’s body has been usurped by a demon named Mia who wants to use Susannah’s mortal form to bear a demon child. Stealing Black Thirteen, Mia has traveled through the Unfound Door to 1999 New York where she plans to give birth to her chap, a child born of two mothers and two fathers who will grow up to be Roland’s nemesis. With the help of the time-traveling Manni, Roland and Eddie plan to follow Susannah while Father Callahan and Jake will find Calvin Tower, owner of the vacant lot where a magical rose grows: a rose that must be saved at all costs. But despite our ka-tet’s intentions, ka has its own plans. Jake, Callahan, and Jake’s bumbler companion are transported to New York to follow Susannah, while Eddie and Roland are tumbled into East Stoneham, Maine, where they are greeted by Eddie’s old enemy, the gangster Balazar. But it isn’t just bullets that Roland and Eddie must brave. Soon they will meet their maker, in the form of a young author named Stephen King.
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| Original Title: | Song of Susannah |
| ISBN: | 1416521496 |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Dark Tower #6 |
| Characters: | Eddie Dean, Jake Chambers, Roland Deschain, Susannah Dean (The Dark Tower), Father Donald Callahan |
| Literary Awards: | Locus Award Nominee for Best Fantasy Novel (2005) |
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Ratings: 3.99 From 123622 Users | 3587 ReviewsAssessment Of Books Song of Susannah (The Dark Tower #6)
(B+) 77% | GoodNotes: Nothing remarkable, but nothing terrible. Just a light aperitif to cleanse the palate and set the stage for the final tome.Song of Susannah was not as enjoyable for me this time around. I deducted one star from my original rating. It seemed like there were a lot of words, (especially the word "chap", enough already!) but the story didn't seem to move very far. What I really enjoyed about this audio were the diary entries from SK himself, which were read by the narrator after the story was over. In these entries, he talks about his drinking, about how some of the DT stories came about, and about how he and his wife
I can't describe how happy certain events in this one has made me. It's SO good. I never expected early on that it'd go in this direction, and I love it. This literally could've only ever been written by Stephen King, and within the exact time frame that he wrote it in. There are still so many ways he could take this, and I can't wait to see how it all plays out in the next one. If you've just begun this series, or are thinking about starting it - DO IT AND KEEP GOING! Looking back, the earlier
Upon coming to, Stephen King registered a mixed expression of fear, anger and puzzlement. Perhaps being bound and gagged had something to do with it. His face was contorted and purple and his hair was standing up with much of it covering his forehead and bulging eyes.The tall, ungainly gunslinger was standing over him, concerned and apologetic.Sorry that I hit ya, Sai. If I take off the duct tape, will ya promise that ya wont scream?King vigorously nodded.You was running away and shoutin and I
3.5 Approximately 800 years ago I began a quest; a quest to take some much-loved friends of mine on a journey like no other. I enjoy doing things like this. I enjoy people reading books that I love so much I am willing to bludgeon them with said books until they agree to read them. Luckily, with the Gunslinger I did not need to do too much convincing. That crazy MahFah Jeff joined on willingly enough with Delee and I. (Little did he know, hed be spending the rest of his pitiful life in my
Wouldee speak a word of prayer first, Roland? To whatever God thee holds?I hold to no God, Roland said. I hold to the Tower and wont pray to that.Damn, I love that line. It so perfectly sums up Roland, his quest to find the Tower, what its cost him, and how he knows he isnt done paying yet.For years, it seemed like Dark Tower had been walking in aimless circles during the long breaks between the third, fourth and fifth books. We knew that King had finished the final three volumes after losing a
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