Under The Dome : A Novel (CD-Audio)

from csayban

Chester's Mill, Maine is just your average American town. Average that is, until an impenetrable, invisible dome cuts off the town from the rest of the world...with horrifying consequences. Forced to survive on their own, former Army officer turned fry cook Dale Barbara finds himself pitted again...

from kforeman

"Under the Dome" is more a novel of human behavior, relationships, and depravity than a supernatural horror. People are surprised to see how quickly characters turn in the novel, but their behavior was already there, it just took a dome to bring it to others' attention and amplify it. Chester's M...

from foof2you

Great book, moved well, interesting characters then it seemed like he ran out of gas and the ending was poor.I thought that this book deserved so much better than what we got.

from suetu

From the moment I heard the premise of Under the Dome, I couldn't wait to read it. Here it is in a nutshell: On a perfectly ordinary fall day, an invisible, impregnable barrier surrounds the small town of Chester's Mill, Maine. Nightmare ensues. And I do mean nightmare. Uncle Stevie isn't playing...

from sapphire--stars

I truly felt as if Under the Dome was a return to old Stephen King. The book portrays a fascinating microcosm and I would say it is one of his best, most recent books to date. Avid Stephen King readers will not be put off by the amount of pages :) Many have compared this novel to The Stand with g...