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Dust
- Wool Trilogy, Book 3
- Narrated by: Susannah Harker
- Series: The Silo Saga, Book 3
- Length: 12 hrs and 3 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Thrilling, thought-provoking and memorable ... one of dystopian fiction's masterpieces alongside the likes of 1984 and Brave New World ( Daily Express)
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- Miss N D Walter
- 04-01-17
I didn't want it to end
I absolutely LOVED this book. A very mature dystopian text with so many plot twists and turns. I was in a constant state of shock the whole way through the trilogy. One of the best series I have ever read as it remains consistently good throughout.
I listened to this trilogy at the same time as my friend. I would strongly recommend this as you will be bursting to talk about it with someone.
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- Andrew
- 26-01-14
Weakest of the trilogy
Would you listen to Dust again? Why?
No, it was not a well written book, simply a means to end the trilogy
What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)
The story did not hold up to expectation and was simply a means to conclude the trilogy story. On its own not great, as a book end, it was ok
What three words best describe Susannah Harker’s performance?
Ok at best
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Nope!
Any additional comments?
Only read to finish the trilogy
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- R AND H OB
- 05-02-22
A fitting ending to the Silo trilogy.
I enjoyed this final part as much as the 1st and was very pleased to have the original narrator back with her flawless accents
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- J W
- 27-10-21
Great ending to the trilogy
This book puts far more hope in than the first 2. The takeaway message for me is find a way to get rid of those misusing their power and resources and then you will be free, which might prove tough, but freedom is worth the struggle. (Or as the current saying goes - eat the rich).
The narration is by the narrator of the first book, and so the same issues still stand, but she is easier to listen to than the guy from book 2 - but then there may be fewer accents and voice pitch changes (but preferable).
The story moves on the narratives of both books 1 and 2 and provides a satisfying conclusion and a lot of questions. Some of these are answered by short stories from the author and others by fan works. It was also recently announced that Howey is writing a fourth book set in this universe, so I’m looking forward to that.
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- z knight
- 01-05-21
Brilliant, love all 3 books, would recommend
Narrator was very good, and i will be looking for mor books by this author
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- Amazon Customer
- 27-11-20
Just.... No
The first thing when reviewing Audible to consider is the narrator. 10/10 for me. I just wish she did the second book too as well as this and the first.
I LOVED the first book. HATED the second book. This did not recover it for me. I haven't checked this but it feels like same author throughout all three but a much better editor on the first.
The character work is awful. Because of the second book the world is no longer interesting. This book has ruined trilogies for me. Next time I'll check the last before I fall in love with the first.
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- R A Bennett
- 25-11-20
An epic conclusion to one of the best book series!
This story picks up where Wool left off and intertwines everything from Shift. A very well written story with realistic characters and plot twist that hit like a gut punch. Honestly the best book series I've "experienced".
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- S. M. Smith
- 21-11-19
A great conclusion to the WOOL trilogy
Another great read from Hugh Howey. Better than SHIFT, more focused, yet not as engaging as the original that started it all. Perhaps this is just how it goes, given the scale of what's at stake in the world of WOOL. It's great, without doubt.
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- DianaVonR
- 29-10-19
Listening to a book I read and love
You know what I love about this book series? I read it a number of years ago and I remember loving the book. The feeling of satisfaction as the story unfolds. I didn't, however, remember the story.
Being able to experience the story again, with the audio book performance was pure bliss. Thank you.
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-05-19
Best of the 3 books
I found book 2 hard to get through but this was a fitting end to the saga and the narrator for me was spot on, wish she had done the 2 book.