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** spoiler alert ** Wolves of the calla introduced some elements that had me worried about the direction the overall narrative of the series would take. It started adding these "meta" elements from other books and movies like Harry Potter, Star Wars etc. the kind of worn out, cross franchise horseshit we're tired of seeing.
I had to remind myself that this book was written in the bygone days of 2003 when Ideas of that sort hadn't been completely strip-mined, in fact it probably influenced some of what we're seeing now. my main worry was that he would insert himself into the narrative instead of just characters from his books. King, being a do-bee, dooed it.
I guess we'll see how it goes. his books are always enjoyable, the characters always easy to invest in and after reading quite a few with muddled endings, I see them as a journey over destination type thing.
I've been stung by long series with lacklustre endings so I'm cautiously optimistic that King will stick the landing on this one. fingers crossed as I start the final volume.