cass reviewed Under the Dome by Stephen King (Thorndike Press large print core)
This book rips
5.0 stars
It’s over a thousand pages long but he never takes his foot off the gas and never really loses his way. Honestly one of his best books.
On a beautiful fall day, the small town of Chester's Mill; Maine, is sud- denly and inexplicably sealed off from the rest of the world by an invis- ible force field. Planes crash into it and rain down flaming wreckage. Cars explode on impact. Families are separated and panic mounts. No one knows what the barrier is, where it came from, and when—or if—it will go away.
Dale "Barbie" Barbara, an Iraq vet turned short-order cook, was eager to leave town forever; now he's trapped along with everyone else. …
On a beautiful fall day, the small town of Chester's Mill; Maine, is sud- denly and inexplicably sealed off from the rest of the world by an invis- ible force field. Planes crash into it and rain down flaming wreckage. Cars explode on impact. Families are separated and panic mounts. No one knows what the barrier is, where it came from, and when—or if—it will go away.
Dale "Barbie" Barbara, an Iraq vet turned short-order cook, was eager to leave town forever; now he's trapped along with everyone else. And when his commander calls on him from outside the dome, Barbie becomes their only lifeline. --back cover
mass market paperback, 640 pages
English language
Published March 23, 2014 by Pocket Books, Simon & Schuster.
It’s over a thousand pages long but he never takes his foot off the gas and never really loses his way. Honestly one of his best books.