Tinh Thần Biến - Tập 6 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Aishwarya Iyengar aishwaryaiyengar — An inexplicable dome drops out of the sky to cut off all access to Chester's Mill, Maine, effectively trapping the people within its borders. The book only spans about a week before everything has fallen apart, which I thought was a bit unbelievable, but this book is already huge. I don't think you could cram much more in there, but it was still a pretty easy read. I finished it in about a week, and enjoyed most of the book. At times I found myself getting lost, because there is a very large cast of characters here, and only the main characters were at all memorable. Trying to keep up with everyone else was frustrating, and I didn't feel like my favorite character (and the hero of the novel), Dale Barbara, aka Barbie, got enough scene time. Instead, we focused a lot of our attention on the big, bad, evil politician, Big Jim Rennie. It's obvious at the outset that this guy's no good, and he proves it once the Dome comes down and he begins to micromanage the town like never before. The ending and the reason behind the Dome were both a little disappointing for me...I guess I was hoping for something a little more believable, to reign in the concept of a giant dome entrapping a small town. Still, this was a good story and well told, although I find that King's later books take a while to build up steam, and this is no exception. Once this book gets rolling though, it's easy to get lost under the Dome.

Jean Correa corsaresth18fa — It's all about Die Ballade von der Sexuellen Horigkeit.