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Leviathan Wakes
- The Expanse, Book 1
- Narrated by: Jefferson Mays
- Series: Expanse, Book 1
- Length: 19 hrs and 9 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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Editor reviews
A colossal and staggering take on the future of mankind, James S. A. Corey brings his latest and arguably his best, Leviathan Wakes: The Expanse, Book 1 as a full and unabridged audiobook, narrated by the brilliant Jefferson Mays. This series depicts a populated solar system and the demise of Earth’s resources. Planetary unrest is brimming between the colonies, human and alien alike. With the fateful discovery of a deeply-rooted secret, a full-fledged war could be the ultimate ending of it all. This is utterly spellbinding. Available now from Audible.
Summary
Humanity has colonized the planets - interstellar travel is still beyond our reach, but the solar system has become a dense network of colonies. But there are tensions - the mineral-rich outer planets resent their dependence on Earth and Mars and the political and military clout they wield over the Belt and beyond.
Now, when Captain Jim Holden's ice miner stumbles across a derelict, abandoned ship, he uncovers a secret that threatens to throw the entire system into war. Attacked by a stealth ship belonging to the Mars fleet, Holden must find a way to uncover the motives behind the attack, stop a war and find the truth behind a vast conspiracy that threatens the entire human race.
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- Stuart
- 01-10-17
Even better than the TV show
I am a fan of the TV show and was curious as to how the book would be different..As usual there is a real serperation between the two mediums but were as the tv has to deal with multiple characters to make to more of an opera, the book centres on Holden and Miller as the driving force of the story. Absolutely absorb me for the duration. Definitely recommend. Looking forward to the next in the series.
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- Kindle Customer
- 12-11-17
brilliant
Absolutely amazing, gripping, extremely entertaining, gritty, funny in parts and believable !!! can't wait to read the next one! if u feel the same, give the tv show the expance a try x
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- RG
- 24-01-15
Great Work
Loved this book. Realistic characters, realist setting, excellent story and great performance from the narrator. If you want a real sci-fi story with real people in it then this one is for you. Looking forward to the follow on books.
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- Charalampos Koundourakis
- 16-02-17
Loved it
Excellent sci-fi with a great narrator, what more can one ask?
Must have listened to it almost non stop.
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- Carrie donoghue
- 26-10-17
excellent
excellent story, good characters, can't wait to read more. also comparing it to the tv show.
8 people found this helpful
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- Robbert
- 13-09-17
Fantastic.
One of the best space operas ever to be conceived. A definite must listen if you like space, mystery and a great thought out world.
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- Leonpaul42
- 20-01-17
Terrible Narration
Would you consider the audio edition of Leviathan Wakes to be better than the print version?
Absolutely not,I am just through reading Leviathan Wakes, and after re-joining Audible thought I would try it as an audio book, terrible mistake!. The reader is totally flat, no characterisation, no variation in voices for individual characters, a complete waste especially for such an excellent novel.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Leviathan Wakes?
The book
What didn’t you like about Jefferson Mays’s performance?
Everything
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Epic
Any additional comments?
I hope Audible have another stab at this with a reader who can be arsed.
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- BSC
- 13-03-19
meh
Big fan of the TV series so thought I would enjoy the books, unfortunately not so much. The narration has left much wanting. Imo, when you buy an audio book, you are expecting a performance, not a lecturer reading off his slides.
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- Scott
- 26-02-15
Detailed, rich and excellently paced
If you could sum up Leviathan Wakes in three words, what would they be?
Excellent Space Opera
What was one of the most memorable moments of Leviathan Wakes?
Who needs inertia anyway?
Have you listened to any of Jefferson Mays’s other performances? How does this one compare?
All three in this series, all were well restrained and avoided any over the top stupidity. Characters were subtly different and the story was easy to follow and engaging. Still listening at 3AM on a wednesday morning? Oops...didn't want to be up for work on time anyway.....
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
I felt pride for the main characters achievements a few times, sad at others.
Any additional comments?
The story was excellent with multiple sub-plots all adding to an overarching story which leads through the series. Bought and listened to all three that are currently available, back-to-back without a break. As well written as any Iain M Banks novel which i love. More please, money waiting!
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- L N Seviour
- 23-02-17
Fantastically monotonous.
I was introduced to this, like many other people, by the TV series 'The Expanse' and as fantastic as the TV series is, the book is better.
The narration, however, was... adequate. Maybe because previous audio books I've recently listened were so transformative, this one seemed so comparably average. The pausing at the end of dialogue and the relative lack of intonation did not do the story justice, however it is still worth the experience.
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- Thomas
- 01-02-16
First book on audible.
Loved it. Different than The Expanse series in TV, but I liked the crew dynamic in the book more.
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-06-18
Wow of a story and production.
Second time for this book and will follow all books of the Expanse. I'm so hooked. Thanks guys.
6 people found this helpful
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- Ben Luck
- 31-08-19
Good read
Really enjoyed the world building. Miller was MVP, looking forward to seeing where the story goes after that final scene
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- Anonymous User
- 13-08-19
One day I'll be nostalgic about this story
A little slow to start with, a lot of action and not enough character chemistry for my taste. However, once it picked up it reminded me of Firefly, and the rest was smooth sailing.
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- Neng
- 03-07-19
Glims to the future of space
i love a science fiction that pay so many attention to details.
i have never imagined politics in space like. now i have seen it. well, listened it.
i really like how the news are presented in the book. different people/faction will report different point of view of the news and thus it feels very real life.
i have never seen clash of ideas between characters. it is quite thought provoking when the two main characters come together and discuss an action. Both have solid, but drastically different point of views. it was hard for me to decide who is right or wrong.
the book feels like a detective story. keep digging through layers of facts to expose the real truth.
one of the character, Miller, has a really good character arch. don't want to say too much here, but i did not know it is so interesting to see a character spiraling down.
Highly recommend this book.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-03-20
Even Better
Huge fan of the TV show, but the book and narration just blew me away. I do like the book more, but it was fun imagining characters from the show. Can't wait to listen to the other books!
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- Tim
- 10-02-20
No idea how good the book is ...
... but I could not get myself to listen to the monoton narrator... fudbdiehcbsixbsjzbcjdnxbdj
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- Marcus Elia
- 24-10-18
Hard meta-science-fiction
Recommended for readers of detective, suspense, and science fiction alike. The discomfort from the ragged edges of the deeply flawed main characters— almost caricatures borrowed from noir— is lifted by the relatability of the Everyman secondary characters who love them.
The plot, like the Leviathan antagonist, is simply too complex to sum up in a short review. Fans of Star Trek, the Matrix, and late-20th-c hard sci-fi will all have reference points to navigate from, though, as Corey paints his impression of one possible collision of an extra-solar force with the inward-looking politics of humanity.
The actor’s performance was excellent by virtue of his character voice, and the direction recreated the warm feel of a well-thumbed paperback. Highly recommended.
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- Anonymous User
- 20-04-18
Sci-fi that doesn't forget the "Sci" in Sci-fi.
I moved the show on TV. But as usual, the book is more deep story wise, and I really like how the characters are in the books. It is worth a read even if you have seen the show.
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- Kimmo
- 23-01-16
Hard scifi with a human heart
One of the most impressive scifi novels I've read in a long while. The fates of a deconstructed action hero figure and an ideal leader hero in a world too complex for his simple ideals intertwine in a story of an alien first encounter viewed through the lens of horror. Surrounding this all is a plausible, complex scifi setting and characters written with an exceptional grasp at the psychology of what drives people and why.
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