Stephen King’s The Dim Tower 8-Ebook Field Situation Is No longer frequently On Sale For This Cheap

Amazon is currently offering an incredible deal on Stephen King’s esteemed dark fantasy series, The Dark Tower. For a limited period, you can acquire all eight books in a single box set for just $68.90, which represents nearly $100 off its original retail price. The Dark Tower 8-Book Box Set usually retails for around $100-$120, with prices having soared to about $150 on several occasions in recent months. This $69 offer is the best price we’ve seen in quite some time, only a few dollars above the all-time low.

The Dark Tower is Stephen King’s longest and most legendary series. It began its journey in 1982 with The Gunslinger and concluded in 2004. The series received widespread acclaim and attracted numerous new fans to the author. The Dark Tower skillfully intertwines fantasy, science fiction, and western genres to narrate the story of the last gunslinger, Roland Deschain, as he embarks on a quest to locate the titular Dark Tower.

Additionally, the box set comes with a collectible case to keep them safe on your bookshelf.

The Dark Tower chronicles the journey of Roland Deschain, a member of the Gunslingers’ chivalric order. His universe is a blend of magical and technological advancements, interwoven with characteristics of the Wild West. Roland embarks on a quest to find the Dark Tower—a structure believed to connect various universes—and to thwart The Man in Black (Randall Flagg).

Initially, Roland’s motives for pursuing the Dark Tower seem somewhat sinister, but as you progress through the eight-book saga, his true intentions emerge, revealing numerous connections to other Stephen King novels.

King frequently integrates his characters and locations into seemingly unrelated stories throughout his extensive bibliography. In the case of Randall Flagg, he also appears in The Stand—arguably King’s most exceptional novel—The Eyes of the Dragon, as well as the Gwendy’s Button Box trilogy, which he collaborated on with Richard Chizmar.

If you have already explored The Dark Tower novel series and wish to linger further in its captivating universe, the comic book adaptation is a treat. Regrettably, it remains incomplete for the time being, as Marvel halted it before the story could reach its finale. However, there is some good news. In 2023, publisher Gallery 13 released the full original series in three beautiful omnibus editions.

The Dark Tower: Beginnings provides a deeper dive into Roland’s backstory, making it the must-have title if you’re only acquiring one of these volumes, especially since it contains material not found in the current novel series. The Gunslinger and The Drawing of the Three Omnibus each cover the first two novels in the series, but these are more like interpretations than mere adaptations, as they offer significant new content in each. King oversaw the creation of the comic series, so readers may consider the stories within these volumes to be canon (although some fans might disagree).

All three Dark Tower omnibuses are currently available for substantial discounts, and the first two qualify for Amazon’s Buy Two, Get One Free Ebook Sale. You can also acquire Sleeping Beauties: Deluxe Remastered Edition, a graphic novel adaptation of the story King co-created with his son Owen, during this promotion.

• The Dark Tower: Beginnings Omnibus — $60.79 ($100) | B2G1 Free
• The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Omnibus — $56 ($100) | B2G1 Free
• The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three Omnibus — $55 ($100)
• Sleeping Beauties: Deluxe Remastered Edition (Hardcover, Graphic Novel) — $24 ($34) | B2G1 Free

The Dark Tower comic series, like the novels, is intended for adult readers; however, there is a Dark Tower book for children as well. King published Charlie the Choo-Choo under the pseudonym Beryl Evans in 2016. This picture book is suitable for children and is available for $15 (was $20) on Amazon. King’s second children’s book, a retelling of Hansel and Gretel illustrated by Maurice Sendak, is set to be released on September 2.

B2G1 Free Stephen King Books

We have compiled additional Stephen King books included in Amazon’s Buy Two, Get One Free Ebook Sale below. The selections feature hardcover versions of two of King’s most cherished novels, The Shining and It, along with a wide variety of paperbacks. You might also find the recently released and previously mentioned omnibus edition of The Gwendy Trilogy and theBill Hodges Trilogy in a hardcover box set at a bargain. This collection is quite appealing as it is currently priced at only $56 (previously $96).

In relation to box sets, Scribner is launching a new series titled Classic King this summer. Classic King Box Set 1 features paperback versions of Christine, Cujo, and Pet Sematary, and you can preorder this set for $58 on Amazon. A similarly themed set including Carrie, ‘Salem’s Lot, and The Shining was released in 2019—grab the Stephen King Three Classic Novels Box Set for $26 (previously $57) at Amazon. King’s next exciting new release, Fair Warning, is set to debut in hardcover on May 27, and Amazon is offering a 30% discount on preorders.

B2G1 Free Stephen King Box Sets & Hardcover Books

• The Gwendy Trilogy Omnibus Edition (Paperback) — $15.39 ($22)
• Bill Hodges Trilogy Box Set (Hardcover) — $56 ($96)
• It: A Novel (Hardcover) — $24.50 ($35)
• The Shining (Hardcover) — $23 ($45)
• Sleeping Beauties (Hardcover) — $20 ($32.50)
• You Find It Darker: Stories (Hardcover) — $18.75 ($30)

B2G1 Free Stephen King Novels – Paperbacks

Note: “MMPB” signifies mass-market paperback, the smaller, more affordable paperback versions. If a book is labeled as “Paperback,” it refers to the larger, standard paperback format.

• 11/22/63 (Paperback) — $15 ($23)
• Bag of Bones (Paperback) — $17 ($18)
• The Bazaar of Bad Dreams (Paperback) — $12.39 ($18)
• Billy Summers (Paperback) — $11 ($20)
• Black House (Paperback) — $16 ($20)
• The Body (Paperback) — $10 ($13)
• Carrie (MMPB) — $8 ($10)
• Cell (MMPB) — $7.49 ($12)
• Christine (Paperback) — $15 ($20)
• The Colorado Kid (Paperback) — $10 ($13)
• Cujo (Paperback) — $12 ($19)
• Cycle of the Werewolf (Paperback) — $13 ($19)
• Danse Macabre (Paperback) — $16 ($21)
• The Dead Zone (Paperback) — $12 ($20)
• Desperation (Paperback) — $14 ($21)
• Different Seasons (Paperback) — $12 ($20)
• Elevation (Paperback) — $8 ($13)
• Fairy Tale (Paperback) — $12 ($20)
• Finders Keepers (MMPB) — $9 ($10)
• If It Bleeds (Paperback) — $15 ($18)
• The Institute (Paperback) — $12 ($20)
• It (Paperback) — $14 ($20)
• Lisey’s Story (Paperback) — $12 ($18)
• The Long Walk (Paperback) — $14 ($19)
• Misery (Paperback) — $13 ($18)
• The Outsider (Paperback) — $12 ($19)
• Pet Sematary (Paperback) — $11.48 ($19)
• Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption (Paperback) — $10 ($14)
• ‘Salem’s Lot (Paperback) — $14 ($20)
• Skeleton Crew (Paperback) — $18 ($22)
• The Stand (Paperback) — $14 ($22)
• Thinner (MMPB) — $9 ($12)
• Under the Dome (Paperback) — $15 ($21)

If you can’t find three King novels you desire, you might want to consider adding a 4K Blu-ray or two to your cart as an alternative. Many classic adaptations of Stephen King works are also qualified for B2G1 free promotions. All the films listed below are 4K Blu-ray versions except for the TV miniseries adaptation of The Shining. Check out our B2G1 Free Blu-ray collection for more movies and TV shows available in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale.

B2G1 Free Stephen King Film Adaptations

• Christine – 35th Anniversary Edition — $17.60 ($31)
• Cujo — $23 ($40)
• Doctor Sleep — $22 ($35)
• Graveyard Shift — $29 ($45)
• Misery — $22.78 ($40)
• The Mist – 4-Disc Collector’s Edition — $20.49 ($35)
• Needful Things — $21 ($40)
• The Shining — $25 ($35)
• Silver Bullet – Collector’s Edition — $24 ($40)
• Stephen King’s The Shining: TV Mini-Series (Blu-ray) — $22

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