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The dark tower VII

The dark tower VII
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  • Verlag GRANT
  • Schriftsteller King, Steven
  • ISBN13 9781880418628
  • ISBN10 1880418622
  • Gegenstandsart Buch
  • Buchseiten 845
  • Jahr der Ausgabe 2004
  • Bindung Stoffeinband

The dark tower VII

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The most anticipated book in Stephen King's legendary career, The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower is the final installment to the bestselling author's epic series-a story that began thirty-three years ago with The Gunslinger and has gathered millions of ardent fans since Donald M. Grant published a limited edition of that first volume in 1981.

This volume completes the quest of Roland Deschain, the last gunslinger in a world which has "moved on." Like the first book in the series, the last is beautifully illustrated by famed fantasy artist Michael Whelan. And with the same mix of triumph and loss that made Wolves of the Calla a runaway bestseller, The Dark Tower tracks Roland towards his ultimate goal, the tower itself-the center of all time, all place. But this time, as Roland's ka-tet moves through The Dixie Pig in New York City to Algul Siento in End-World, the losses come from within his circle of companions. His antagonists, from Mia's chap Mordred to the force of evil known as the Crimson King, grow more desperate. In the final stage of his search, Roland needs one more ally, a last key to gain entry to the tower. What awaits him there, at the tower's very top, is a mystery sure to awe King's legions of devoted fans.

With Stephen King's unparalleled storytelling power, and with interest in fantasy at an all-time high, the release of The Dark Tower will be the most exciting publishing event of the year.

  • Verlag GRANT
  • Schriftsteller King, Steven
  • ISBN13 9781880418628
  • ISBN10 1880418622
  • Gegenstandsart Buch
  • Buchseiten 845
  • Jahr der Ausgabe 2004
  • Bindung Stoffeinband

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