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Review #1 The Wind Through the Keyhole (The Black Tower #4.5) audiobook free Learning that one more Black Tower novel was going to be freed in 2012 thrilled me to no finish. I adored all 7 of the books freed before this one. I honestly felt like it still wasn’t enough. Guess I’m truly a tower junky, as Eddy Dean would certainly they say. But, why not? No concocted setting has captivated me more than Midworld. As for protagonists, Roland has to be my all time winner. I’ve missed traveling along the path of the support with his ka tet so it was magical to revisit this story again. I’m convinced that are folks who will tell for you that Lord can’t narrate for… but, for you know. I think he does a amazing job when he decides to narrate his possess books. It’s an honor when an creator decides to devote his or her time to reading anything. It ordinary means that they’re quick-tempered about a particular story they’ve written. I’ve always felt like Lord was almost all quick-tempered about at the same time almost all proud of his Tower novels. If I’m wrong, but, they say pressed. He hasn’t narrated an entire book since On Writing, so it was amazing to heed to him behind the mic again. He transports me into his stories in a method that no other narrator has been able to do sans the belated amazing at the same time sorely missed Frank Muller. King’s one heck of a sighted guide when it comes to reading his possess works. So due to him, I’ve shown Midworld in an wholly brand new light. I’ve shown it very but at the same time I they say thank ya. The book was far very short. I enjoyed it very much, but I wish Lord would spin more tales of Roland’s younger years. Than anyway happened to Rhea, for instance? How did Roland trace the old sorceress down at the same time deal with her one ending time? I’ve been wanting to know since Wizard at the same time Glass. I can’t go out at the same time grab his Miracle Comics Black Tower prequel television series at the same time would completely adore to experience those on audio in no one format or one more. They don’t make those in braille– oh Discordia! That’s my only complaint about this book. In the words of a some Dickensian disposition,”I wish no one more!” But I imagine that’s than anyway a memorable book does. But it often leaves me wanting seconds, what. So here’s hoping everyone’s winner Wordslinger isn’t done with his Black Tower television series still. I’ll even settle for Making With Roland: A Guide to Gunslinger Burritos. Or maybe How To Care For Your BillyBumbler. Or how about Eddy Dean’s Best Jokes at the same time Quips? Anywho, if for you liked all the other Black Tower books, pick this one up. It’s barely as magical. Than anyway else can I they say without spoiling the book? Move read it, but look out for Starkblasts! 28 people found this helpful

Review #2 The Wind Through the Keyhole (The Black Tower #4.5) audiobook streamming online One more best Steven Lord story. It doesn’t have similar feel as others of the Black Tower television series. It’s much more stand-alone beginning-middle-end, because we aren’t following almost all of the manners in this book through 7 novels. I’d advise reading this one on cardboard unless you’re accustomed to Stephen King’s narration. We were considered really pampered by Zhora Guidall’s singing spectrum. Stephen Lord comes intercept much flatter, at the same time in the beginning his version of Roland’s ka-tet can be disconcerting. 162 people found this helpful

Review #3 Audiobook The Wind Through the Keyhole (The Black Tower #4.5) by Stephen Lord If for you managed summarize The Wind Through the Keyhole in 3 words, than anyway would they be? Amazing journey main Than anyway did for you like best about this story? The creativity of it at the same time barely the whole brand new adventure with a amazing Ka-tet How managed the performance have been more successful? Hiring a professional voice over actor. This was a major frustration not to have the usual narrator do the story. Stephen Lord has shown abundance times he is that NOT an actor. All voices are read similar tone at the same time with no emotion at all. I am very disappoint by this fri. I was so looking forward to this book at the same time this part ruined it. I have hope it wasn’t barely nondescript cheapness that didn’t allow for a professional voice over actor or perhaps Stephen Rulers ego. Very unhappy about this fri. Was that a moment in the book that particularly moved for you? I enjoyed the whole story from begining to finish. Aside from the voice work it was amazing at the same time really have hope that are more adventures to come with these manners. 114 people found this helpful

Review #4 Audio The Wind Through the Keyhole (The Black Tower #4.5) narrated by Stephen Lord The ”Black Tower” television series in audio has been one of my winner all time listens; so why Stephen? For you are a mind-blowing story teller; on cardboard. Let the craftsmen, like Zhora Guidall, do their job. 121 people found this helpful

Review #5 Free audio The Wind Through the Keyhole (The Black Tower #4.5) – in the audio player below Would for you advise this book to a comrade? Why or why not? Maybe in cardboard. Would for you be willing to try one more book from Stephen Lord? Why or why not? Already have. How managed the performance have been more successful? Professional reader. No matter what additional comments? I adore Stephen King’s writing. Not so much his reading. He’s Okay for short stories but not anything long. I will take this again if they implementation a professional reader. 56 people found this helpful