They watched in horror as humanity destroyed itself in a nightmare of biological warfare. Now they trapped in the Dome - a vast underwater laboratory designed to become, one day, a self supporting world. One day but not yet. Scientists and technicians and bureaucrats and the special ones: a man fish whose mutant tissue might hold the future of mankind: Patricia Ishida, able to interface directly with the most advanced computers of the age. These are citizens of Dome, sentenced to the endless night of the ocean floor.
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This book was a very pleasant suprise for me. I am not going to rave about it and compare it to Dune or other science fiction classics, but if you are looking for a decent underwater adventure with oodles of good ideas and excellent character development then snatch up a copy of DOME-(if you can find one).The plot moves very quickly and their is enough action to easily sustain this novel-and their are a lot of books out there I have spent more money on and enjoyed less-well worth the price of admission.
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This review is from: Dome (Paperback)
I read this book a long time ago but I could never remember the title until I saw the cover art. This was a wonderful book and a good introduction to the SF genre for a then teenager. I highly recommend it for any up and coming young readers or older ones who want an enjoyable read.
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I Googled the crap out of this book and couldn't find anything. I had forgotten the author, but visuals of this book haunted me while practicing creative writing. I found this book at a second hand store when I was twelve and was very intrigued, as Star Wars and Star Trek were the only main-stream Sci-Fi my sheltered childhood allowed. (of course this book doesn't quite compare to the Original Star Wars Trilogies) Definitely, a good read all the way through...recommended! (not only because I'm being nostalgic)
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