Salvation Lost
The Salvation Sequence, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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John Lee
About this listen
Humanity's Utopia Unravels as an Alien Conspiracy Threatens All in this Masterful Space Opera
In the extraordinary second volume of Peter F. Hamilton's Salvation Sequence, the twenty-third century's comparative utopia is about to change forever. Feriton Kane's team has uncovered a terrifying truth: the seemingly benign Olyix plan to harvest humanity and deliver this apocalyptic cargo to their god at the universe's end. As the aliens' agents conclude schemes on Earth, vast warships converge above. . .
Some factions urge humanity to flee and hide amongst the stars, but others refuse to surrender. As disaster looms, they must unite in one goal: eliminating the enemy from existence. ‘Action-oriented hardcore science fiction at its page-turning best’ (The Guardian), Salvation Lost is ‘a masterclass in tension and spectacle’ (Gareth L. Powell, Embers of War) that ‘readers of Salvation will have hoped for’ (Stephen Baxter, Time).
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Critic reviews
'Humanity rises to meet a powerful alien threat, in this extraordinary sequel to Peter F. Hamilton’s Salvation. This is a high-octane adventure from 'the most powerful imagination in science fiction' - Ken Follett
Amazing *****
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amazing the 3rd
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Great look-ahead...
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Things came together more as the plot narrows down towards the actions in the 3rd book. I think that the plot arc is good and has more drive to it than the first book but I think that it still lacks some overall drama. There were some points where we were left waiting which is never particularly awesome.
John Lee is just amazing, there isn't anything really to say about that.
If you like Hamilton, you'll probably continue to get along with this as I did.
I'd probably not recommend this as a gateway into reading his books though.
Decent continuation
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Really enjoyable
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