Surviving The Fog - Kindle Edition Reviews
Newest Review: ... titles once! Fog reads like a cross between Stephen King's The Mist mixed with Under The Dome with elements of Kit Craig's ... more
... Gone thrown into the mix for good measure! A group of High-School children on a camping exercise are at a group of Lodges up in the Appalachian mountains when a heavy, dense fog descends ~ cutting them off from the rest of civilisation. Entering the fog has disastrous results: the group's adult supervisors set off to get help and never return and there are later reports of screams being heard in the fog as others are taken as they try to escape!
The group of young children face a struggle to survive as they brace them...more
Customer Surviving The Fog - Kindle Edition Reviews (1)
by - written on 26/10/11 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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Surviving The Fog is the second free book that I have downloaded onto my Kindle and, unfortunately, is the first to be sent to the Archives; the virtual bin held in storage at Amazon where books can be dumped from your Kindle to be restored at a later date if you so wish. The idea of this is that the Kindle only holds 3500 books approximately so you can store those you don't want at Amazon until such time as you want to read them again meaning you only have to download titles once! Fog reads like a cross between Stephen King's The Mist mixed with Under The Dome with elements of Kit Craig's Gone thrown into the mix for good measure! A group of High-School ... Read the complete review
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