Taking a book 1

A mysterious dome suddenly surrounds a small town in the United States. Cut off from the world, people must learn to organize and survive. A local politician, a man of unscrupulous businessmen, takes things in hand and gradually imposed his dictatorship. Note that history is less interested in the dome itself as different behaviors of residents.

This is certainly a rich story and taking that offers us Stephen King, all in a smooth and efficient language (if not literary), with many scenes shock.

That said, it is however not in the presence of a masterpiece of the genre. First, as usual, King wrote kilometer and the story is too long: it would have benefited from being more concise. I also found a certain complacency in the free vulgarity repeatedly. Then, in this saga, many topics are covered but none are really thorough. Finally, the end is somewhat disappointing with a small taste of sloppy, and the revelations of the dome are simplistic.

So in the end, a book rather captivating reading (although it is not as original as this - a lot of impressions of déjà vu) but if we take a closer look at it, also has its share of defects.