The Dome

THE DOME by Lior Samson continues the story of ordinary people with extraordinary talents who inhabit the world of Israel's international secret service.Three "saviors" of the world the Sage, the Wizard, and the Wonk obtain a shipment of necular fuel and plan to wipe-out The Dome, which three major religions hold sacred. By doing so, in their convoluted thinking, they are saving the world from its history and beginning a new slate.Karl Lustig is an American living in Israel who is married to a woman with a young son. The son is an enterprising young man who has many of the traits of his father who was Karl's best friend.Bini and his friends love to hack into web sites and discover some strange items that are intriguing such as the mapping of old passage ways under The Dome.Internet chatter alerts the authorities, but few strong leads emerge until the director pays a visit to his old friend, Karl. The results of the boy's friends sends him on a mission against time to prevent an international distaster. This quest demands the corrperation of all sects who make the middle east their battle ground.A fast read that will have you flipping the pages of this fine espionage thriller with a deft touch of romance.Nash Black, author of SANDPRINTS OF DEATH.

This my first review of a book. The Dome is a book I would recommend to anybody. Then plot was suspenseful & unpredictable, the characters were well formed and interesting & the flow of the book was pretty good. In a way I would like to say at first I thought the plot a little on the unbelievable side, but the more I read & the more I think about the world today I can see it as very plausible. My one negative critique would be the usage of so many Jewish phrases w/o some interpretation. The Kindle dictionary doesn't provide definitions so I would have liked for there to have been a small dictionary of terms that could have been accessed, or possibly an interpretation in parenthesis after the word. That said I was able to guess at the meaning of most by the context in which they were used. I'm looking forward to more by the author in the future.

Not as good as his first book. Although I'm sure there is a possibility of computer savy kids out there, in a secure country like Israel I would imagine that they would be found out much sooner.

The Dome is an intricate, fast-paced thriller. The premise is, I think, unique, and everyone may not buy it, but it makes for a well-constructed plot. The characters are fully developed and interesting, in some cases even endearing. The book is a thoroughly enjoyable read, and I recommend it to lovers of the genre.

A very enjoyable book about drones that threaten to spread radiation in the area of the Temple Mount in Israel

I really enjoyed this author. Great read.

Its nice to read something with a bit of technical content rather than the usual drival. I was pleasantly surprised to learn the true identity of the authour.

Good plot but ruined by awful drawn out dialogue.