Destiny's Children: Transcendent (Series #3) (Paperback)

from SimonChamberlain

[Minor spoilers ahead] Third book in the Destiny's Children trilogy, which overall I found disappointing compared to his earlier work (I loved the Manifold trilogy, and Evolution was pretty good too). Transcendent is still a lot better than Coalescent and Exultant, though. I'd almost suggest skip...

from KeOc0211

I could never really get into this book I did read it all but it is a very fuzzy memory for me. Its about a girl who century's after earth has died from global warming that she is riding a space ship somewhere up there in deep blue space. She is not of our species anymore but she acts the same an...

from SimonChamberlain

[Minor spoilers ahead] Third book in the Destiny's Children trilogy, which overall I found disappointing compared to his earlier work (I loved the Manifold trilogy, and Evolution was pretty good too). Transcendent is still a lot better than Coalescent and Exultant, though. I'd almost suggest skip...

from davros63au

Life, the universe and everything - it has it all, from environmentalism to religion. I enjoyed book 1 in the Destiny's Children, book 2 left me a bit indifferent, however this episode has inspired me again. On several occasion I found myself drifting off as I pondered issues raised by Baxter.

from IMLoaded

Essentially a failed attempt to unite the two previous novels (Coalescent, Exultant). It ends up as a meandering walk through two rather boring people's lives. While I can appreciate some of the concepts discussed (ex. hydrate deposit refrigeration, skimming) there's not really much in here that ...