There are some things I really love about this book. Really dug the who-dun-it plot and the worldbuilding. Still, this is way too long. At almost 1,000 pages, I thought the second half dragged in a lot of spots. A mixed effort overall.
There are some things I really love about this book. Really dug the who-dun-it plot and the worldbuilding. Still, this is way too long. At almost 1,000 pages, I thought the second half dragged in a lot of spots. A mixed effort overall.
I loved this one even though it took me several weeks to finish. With 914 pages of dense writing, that's probably not too bad actually. I imagine this book isn't for everyone. It was heavy on world-building and not what I'd call and easy read. But it was really enjoyable.
3 hours 45 minutes so far for #20in4
@Andrew65
This book is full of creatures dreamed up by Hamilton. Jelly bubbles sound freaky cool.
Don't you just love it when you open a book to find a map? 🗺
#RedRoseSeptember #HitTheNorth
I haven't actually read this yet. It's from the 'ol tbr pile. Picked it up a couple years ago at a used book sale. 🤷♂️
I like the author though so I plan on getting to it...someday. 😜
@arlenefinnigan @Cinfhen
Another from my #ThrowBackThursday stack. This large novel is a great combination of near future tech, crime investigation, hard sci-fi, and strange aliens. No one does truly unique aliens like Peter F. Hamilton.
#sciencefiction #scifi