Day October 1: God is in heaven, the stock is 10,140, \u200b\u200bmost flights arrive on time, and Clayton Riddell, an artist from Maine, almost jumping with joy for Boylston Street in Boston. Just signed a contract to illustrate a comic that will allow you to keep your family with his art instead of having to teach. Already purchased a small gift (but expensive!) His long-suffering wife and is clear what is going to give his son Johnny. Why not something for yourself? Clay feels that everything will be better thereafter. But abruptly trantorna all: there is a massive devastation caused by a phenomenon later called the Pulse, which is played through your mobile phone. Of all mobile phones. Clay along with a few desperate survivors, is thrown into a dark age, surrounded by chaos, carnage and a degraded human body to its most primitive. There seems no way to escape this nightmare. However, an arrow points to Clay on his way home in Maine, while he and his fellow travelers moving between north grisly scenes begin to see crude signs confirming the address: KASHWAK = NO-FO. A promise, perhaps. Or a threat. There are billions of mobile phones in the world. Who does not have one? This fascinating novel, absorbent and cruel Stephen King not only makes the question "Can you hear me now?" But also says, and in a very, very disturbing.
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ahh! I just stack, mm good as he said, is a good book but not the best, is smoked half to go, waiting for something respectful, but if you are a fan of this, or like zombies, I think they 'll like it.
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