The Dark Tower: Wolves of the Calla: 5 - Tapa dura

"People"The master of the macabre....[King] is still quite the entertainer "The Philadelphia Inquirer"The man can spin a yarn, and a great one at that. "Bangor Daily News""The Dark Tower" is King's masterpiece...."Wolves of the Calla" succeeds as a standalone work. "LOCUS""Wolves of the Calla" is one of the strongest entries yet in what will surely be a master storyteller's magnum opus. "The Atlanta Journal-Constitution"An impressive work of mythic magnitude. May turn out to be Stephen King's greatest literary achievement. "The Kansas City Star"It works because King, despite his long resume, keeps insisting on surprising himself and, in so doing, surprising us. "The New York Times Book Review"[A] hypnotic blend of suspense and sentimentality...sprawling, eventful tale of demons, monsters, narrow escapes and magic portals. "The Denver Post"Brilliant in technique and ability...Feed your head! Now dig in, 'cause King's latest in this seven-course banquet...is a lip-smacking, brain-filling repast. "Publishers Weekly"The high suspense and extensive character development here...plus the enormity of King's ever-expanding universe, will surely keep his "Constant Readers" in awe. "The San Francisco Chronicle"One gets the feeling that this colossal story means a lot to King, that he's telling it because he has to....he's giving "The Dark Tower" everything he's got. "The San Francisco Chronicle"One gets the feeling that this colossal story means a lot to King, that he's telling it because he has to....he's giving "The Dark Tower" everything he's got.

Along with his companions, gunslinger Roland endeavors to reach and save the Dark Tower, a quest that is challenged by the evil wolves of Thunderclap, who are abducting the children of the residents of a town in the tower's shadow.