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I left off on reading book 5 Wolves of the Calla around the time it first came out. So much to catch up on... I always found it interesting to see elements of King's books seemed to relate back to the Dark Tower series, or that characters from his other books would show up during Roland and company's journey to their destination.

I read the Middle of the second one and got completely LOST, XD, and then my sister took the Whole siries with her to colladge to sady I havnt been able to read them.

I have also read them all and find them as one of the best series out there, Stephen King took a good turn from his usuall horror and made this 7 book series extremly excellent.

I didn't like Dreamcatcher as much as mostof his other books, actually. Too much random creepy stuff. And it's a little violent. More early King than anything. Actually, King doesn't usually write horror. Just tales of the odd that show real people. Sometimes these people die, and sometimes they win, and sometimes the story doesn't tell you.

My friend refuses to read Stephen King. Actually, she read one book. Dreamcatcher. She said she really liked it.
ME: So, why don't you like Stephen King?
HER: I don't like his writing!
ME: How many books of his have you tried to read?
HER: Oh, just one. Dreamcatcher. I love that book.
Me: So, you've never looked at any Stephen King book, but one, and you loved it?
HER:...Shut up.
ME: So you liked every single Stephen King book you read, but you don'tlike his books?
HER (slapping me with book and laughing): Shuhut uhhup!

"The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed...."

Wolves of the Calla = Painful torture to read.
Song of Susannah = More of the same, but was quicker to get through.

I hate this series now with the waste it has become, but after reading this much I want to finish it. The last book at last, but the more than 800 pages is going to kill me.