by Peter F. Hamilton
A fantastic conclusion to what is an epic series, the combination of science fiction, fantasy, political intrigue, and a mystery just makes the entire series as good as the original Commonwealth Saga (Pandora's Star / Judas Unchained). Although this book had slow bits in my opinion (The Edeard story...
I rated it 4 starts because it is a good enough ending to a great story covering 4 massive novels. Not as satisfying as Simmon's Hyperion series, but close...very close.
Sadly, this book didn't stand up to its predecessors ([b:The Dreaming Void|866136|The Dreaming Void (Void, #1)|Peter F. Hamilton|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1320491232s/866136.jpg|851537], [b:The Temporal Void|3437328|The Temporal Void (Void, #2)|Peter F. Hamilton|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/13573...
Having waited what feels like eternity to get a mass market paperback edition of this, the final volume in the Void trilogy, I went back and re-read the first two volumes in order to remind myself what was going on.Those previous volumes did not withstand a second reading very well; their primary pl...
Excellent collection of short stories by the SF master.
Great till the end. Satisfying conclusion to the trilogy. Now I can start Pandora's Star :)
Should have won an award. Just an excellent conclusion to the trilogy.
Peter F. Hamilton doesn't write trilogies. Or duologies, or anything like that. He writes 2000-5000-page books that then get split up by the publisher. Therefore, this is basically a rating/review for the whole Void series. My biggest problem with the Void trilogy was the story of Edeard. It did not...
a rousing end to hamilton's most ambitious hard science space opera yet. the author certainly believes in the everything-but-the-kitchen-sink approach, as this trilogy (although it is truly more of a quintet) includes EVERTHING: artificial intelligences, sun-diving, galactic religious movements, bio...
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