Horror · Science fiction
The Drawing of the Three
In Stephen King's Dark Tower series, a lone gunslinger pursues a mysterious man across a ruined world. In this second book, he finds doors on a shore that open into our own world, and the people behind them matter to his quest.
- First published
- 1987
- Pace
- Medium
- Length
- Medium
- Pages
- 454
- Format
- Book 2 of 7 in The Dark Tower
Read this if you like King's weirder side, with western grit, strange doors and characters thrown together.
Skip this if you have not read The Gunslinger, or you dislike graphic violence and drug use.
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