Dark Tower #3 Waste Lands: (the Dark Tower #3)(revised Edition)

I liked this book as well its probably tied with the drawing of the three for favorite in this series. I liked Blaine the train and this one had a lot more action then the other two. plus Jake comes back into it and i liked him to being with. I recommend you keep going if you have read the first two and are unsure of whether your really wanna read the rest

The third book in King's Dark Tower series is the best one yet. Roland the Gunslinger is now joined in his world by two companions Eddie and Susannah. And their quest continues on, including the drawing of the last person to their group, Jake.

The characters really start to come into their own in this book. They are more interesting and well rounded. We also get to meet other characters along the way, namely the Tick-Tock Man and mysterious wizard with the initials R.F. (which King fans will know).

Hopefully the rest of the series continues on like this book.

Like the monster train on the cover, the third Dark Tower novel takes a long time to get going, but once it does (in the final third of the book), it rolls along at freight like speed and tension, bringing a satisfying close to cap a tedious opening which serves as a poor man's possible world theory and a typical King middle with a house that seems ripped off from Barker's "Thief of Always".

This book is so darn slow I have read 3 or 4 books in between and I'm not even halfway through. But I am determined to finish the series! In comparison Rose Madder is a much faster, addictive and thrilling ride!