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Judas Unchained

Commonwealth Saga, Book 2

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Judas Unchained

By: Peter F. Hamilton
Narrated by: John Lee
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In this incredible sequel to Pandora's Star, the Commonwealth Saga goes out with a bang. Judas Unchained is a stunning, expansive space opera from one of the world's bestselling science fiction writers, Peter F. Hamilton.

Our worlds are under invasion – and only the impossible can save us now . . .

Over hundreds of years, the human race has been manipulated into starting a war. And it's one that could destroy our entire civilization. Chief Investigator Paula Myo is nominated to hunt the creature behind this ploy, while our invasion continues and multiple worlds fall to the enemy. In response, Admiral Kime commands humanity's defense, marshaling war-ready super-weapons. Yet he discovers his adversaries wield equally powerful armaments.

The question is – where did these come from? Has the Commonwealth's top-secret defense project been compromised, or is the truth even worse than we can imagine?

The Commonwealth Saga duology starts with Pandora's Star.

©2005 Peter F Hamilton (P)2008 Tantor Media Inc
Adventure Military Science Fiction Space Opera Space Fiction War

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'If Pandora’s Star represented a return to form, Judas Unchained is even better' - Guardian

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This is a great book. Just like the one the preceded it If not better. I like this narrator and would continue to listen to these books through him. **Just be warned that the quality of this recording is terrible. Not what I expect from audible. It’s very soft so you have to make it very loud. It also sounds like there was quiet a lot of post editing. Narration volume changes. Sometimes even sounding like a different person or the narrator having a bad cold.

Great story. Bad sound quality.

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author does well to alternate between strategic and deep. wide ranging story and plot descriptions mixed with following lots of individuals.

I only really understood who everyone was halfway through the second book, the cast is a bit too large to keep track of without a diagram to be honest.

this is a great story, not an easy read but when you can focus on it the story is compelling. good for when you don't want to spend a credit next month because this is a 2 month listen

this its one heck of an epic

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Picks up from Pandora’s Star and relentlessly drives to the finish. This was my second read through and I picked up more of the hidden plot this time. A well written and tightly plotted story.

Excellent Conclusion

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A brilliant branched story line continuing from the previous title in the series. It all comes together in a very satisfying ending.

Brilliant

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One of the joys of a Hamilton space opera is absorbing one's self in the settings, he is a great describer of the detail necessary. He also comes up with some truly fantastic ideas which kind of make sense! But this book goes on for far too long with the fight. By the time I started to get bored, it was too late to stop, I'd invested too much. My advise is to fast forward the final 8 hrs or so. The goodies win, but its worth listening to the Ozzy bits

Too much meaningless action, not enough clever thoughts

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Guess difficult to write a suitable ending but as with all of his books, the endings go out with a whimper and you are left thinking , oh come on, explode. But this is third book I have read and the endings disappoint but guess the story up until then is good.

As always........

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spectacular series! spectacular narration, spectacular story. this is the 6th time I've read these books.

can't get any better

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very quiet audio quality, brilliant story, needed to rewind some parts several times to make out what was happening.

very quiet throughout brilliant story.

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what an epic story. nearly as good as Iain M Banks on an off day!

what an epic, nearly as good as Iain M Banks....

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This is a brilliant conclusion to the first book, if you loved that, you'll love this.

Fantastic

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