Review by Alison
This novel is set in a quiet town named Chester’s Mill in Maine. A place where everybody knows everyone and what they do. The kind of place you know your kids are safe and your biggest worry is the next bake sale.
That is, until a dome lands and isolates the whole town. There is no way in and no way out.
As the dome situation starts to sink in to the townspeople, after some horrific deaths and a couple of plane crashes, a few members of the community start to show their true colours. Big personalities, secret keeping psychopaths and an Iraq vet make for an interesting mix, with some going as far as murder to try and gain control.
Time is running out for the people of Chester’s Mill. How long can they last with dwindling supplies and townspeople turning against each other?
Take that van!
I am a massive King fan, I just can’t get enough of his amazing writing! This novel did not disappoint. It is a very big read at over 1,000 pages however, it is in those pages that King’s descriptive tale comes to life. Well worth reading for the ending surprise!
Being crazy isn't enough. 
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