Void Trilogy: The Evolutionary Void (Audiobook)

from santhony

This is the third and final novel in the Void trilogy which follows up on the author's Commonwealth Saga, set 1,200 years after the conclusion of the final book in that series, Judas Unchained. While it is not strictly necessary to have read the two books in the Commonwealth Saga, since immortali...

from markg80

After the dreary and dull part 2 of this trilogy, I was hesitant to read this book. But I shouldn't have been, the dull parts of part 2 (the too numerous dreams of Inigo) were less present in this book. Add some high-tech SF stuff (blowing up moons etc) and some laughter (the Lady, haha), and thi...

from AnnieMod

It is not very easy to review the last book in a trilogy on its own - the review of the book itself is getting mixed with the whole trilogy and I am never sure where one finishes and the other begins. So some of the thoughts here will be about the book; some will be about the Void Trilogy. The bo...

from cjrecordvt

One of the things about Hamilton's work I adore is that he is not afraid to create this epic world - he'll come up with a scientific idea that's way out there, but he makes it work within the setting. He's an epic teller of tales about characters that often are set in hyper-sci-fi but would conne...

from closedmouth

Basically like all his books! Grips you by the throat for 99% of its length and then kinda peters out at the end, with half the character arcs ending up essentially unresolved. And it sucks me in every time. The lead-up to the anti-climax is always worth the disappointment.