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Song of Susannah

Song of Susannah

By Stephen King · Published by Hodder & Stoughton

In this sixth installment of The Dark Tower saga, Roland Deschain's quest to reach the Tower intensifies with a split in his ka-tet. While Roland and Eddie are transported to 1977 Maine, a world where the author Stephen King exists and is creating 'Salem’s Lot, Jake, Father Callahan, and Oy must journey to New York City to rescue Susannah Dean, who has been possessed and taken by Mia. Each group faces perilous challenges and shocking revelations as they race against time, confronting destiny and preparing for the ultimate confrontation that awaits them at the Tower.Why You Should Read? Continues the epic and genre-blending Dark Tower series, moving closer to its conclusion. Explores a unique meta-narrative twist with an appearance by Stephen King himself. Features high-stakes character development and critical plot revelations. Builds intense suspense and sets the stage for the final, climactic volume.

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Category Fiction
ISBN 9781444723496
Cover Type Paperback
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Language English
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SKU 2010000103784

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