Black House

Black House
Formats: Hardcover/Paperback/Limited Edition/Audio/Kindle
First Edition Release Date: September, 2001

Synopsis:

In this sequel to The Talisman, Jack Sawyer is now in his late thirties and has taken early retirement from the LAPD, retreating to a small town in Wisconsin. He has no memory of his adventures as a twelve-year-old boy, when he traveled into a parallel universe in search of the talisman that would save his mother's life. A series of murders involving young children force him out of retirement. There is more to these cases than murder, though, and Jack must retrieve his childhood memories to rescue the latest victim, who is coveted by the killer's evil overlord, a powerful force from End-World, in Roland the gunslinger's universe. 

 

 

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Posted By: A Dizzle - 12/01/2009 - 2:04 PM EST

what u have 2 do to understand the book is read the stand then the talisman then black house then u will kno what will


Posted By: Mateo The Monster - 11/29/2009 - 3:29 PM EST

I hated this book at first because it took so long to get to know all of the characters but it was difinately worth reading, im glad King did what he did with getting to know them because it all makes sence in the end. Great book but read the Talisman first


Posted By: Ronniemick - 11/25/2009 - 7:59 PM EST

I read Black House about two months ago. It's now easily one of my favourite King books...ever. Now, the long wait begins for part three! P.S. Thanks for coming to Toronto! It was awe-inspiring to hear you talk about your work.


Posted By: Kingnothing81 - 11/08/2009 - 3:56 AM EST

i thought that this was a really good book, it had everything you look for in a "king book." truely a master of his craft.


Posted By: Babygirl#1 - 06/10/2009 - 9:58 PM EST

i have not yet read this one but it sound's wonderful i have almost all stephen kings books and if you like reading his work i recomend the ones who don't know Dean Koontz,Dan Simmons,and Richard Laymond.

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