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The Obelisk Gate
- The Broken Earth, Book 2
- Narrated by: Robin Miles
- Series: The Broken Earth, Book 2
- Length: 13 hrs and 19 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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Winner of the 2017 Hugo Award for Best Novel.
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- M. Atkinson
- 08-09-16
I Can't Even
Seriously, if you are looking for the crack cocaine of speculative sci-fi/fantasy, this is it. The author is the queen of tantalising her listener/reader with titbits of information before jerking away on another tangent, such that it's half an hour later when you realise the Very Important Question hadn't been answered. Devious. I CANNOT wait for book 3.
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- Asbjørn
- 08-03-20
A one book story dragged into a trilogy
t is sad that fantasy fiction has somehow latched itself to the trilogy format. This lengthy format addiction means that too many authors stretch their material to fit. The Broken Earth story has material for one book - at max two. Being stretched over a trilogy means that it looses its momentum. It keeps going long after the reader/listener has lost interest. It is a pain to listen to plot elements that would have been exiting in a 5-10 minute frame, being dragged out for over an hour.
Authors, editors and publishers - Please start making single novel fantasy stories. Please don't make epics out of a one book novels!
As for the Broken Earth trilogy, a drawn out storyline is not the only problem unfortunately.
They author struggles to make some of the key characters believable. The daughter is particularly jarring. It seems that the author is concerned that the reader/listener will not follow her development - so she over explains. Sadly, for me that just emphasises the wrongness and strains the character's credulity.
Magic and the fantastical is part of the beautiful escape of the fantasy genre. But even magic and the fantastical needs to be consistent. If a rule for the magic has been established - then it can't be ignored half a book later. Changing rules/systems along the way challenges the reader/listener"s belief in the story - and abruptly ends the suspension of disbelief.
For instance - stone eater travel could have resolved all tribulations of the stillness and the characters in the story. As it finally does in the end of the third book. So it finally takes place after two books full of unnecessary ordeals.
The Broken Earth world is a fascinating one. The author has a lot of potential. Her ideas are strong and enjoyable.
I hope she and her editor will avoid stretching her material next time.
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- AudiobookDevotee
- 24-07-18
If my job wasn't so dull I might not have finished
Brace yourselves with this one, nothing really happens. The story would have been more interesting from Alabaster's perspective because he is an active and enthusiastic protagonist. Essun seems to need steering from point to point by other more engaging characters.
Half of this story follows Essun getting lessons from Alabaster who follows the Albus Dumbledore style of teaching in little chunks where you don't tell your pupils what they need to know. It is written off as him being a terrible teacher but no-one could teach as badly as he seems to.
The other half follows her kid, Nassun who is quite annoying and slow to realise that her father is a waste of space. This is fairly dull as it is mostly a travel tale and similar to book 1.
I'm still quite interested in the overall story and what will happen to the Earth. I think I'll even read book 3 as the ending should be more interesting. I think this series was planned as a trilogy from the outset and so this book is mostly irrelevant filler to pad it enough to warrant a third book. You could probably fit all the relevant plot details into a couple of tweets though.
Narration was as good as book one. Better on 1.1x speed.
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- Michael
- 06-08-19
loved it
loved it. I wasn't expecting to; given that a lot of reviews claimed it was difficult to follow. I'm not sure I agree with that. Strange names and terms to deal with, maybe, but the story and flow is beautifully told.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-06-18
Incredible!
Loved the continuation of the story, so very gripping. I hate when I need to stop listening.
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- Rudy Lorentz
- 02-02-18
Couldn’t stop listening
This series is so good. It’s easy to listen to and simultaneously a very interesting story
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- spellacl
- 02-11-17
Keeps getting better!
Enjoyed this as much as the first one if not more! Moves at a good pace and love all the twists and changes. Struggled following the voices once or twice but otherwise great.
Starting the next one immediately.
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- G G
- 20-02-22
Interesting world
I thoroughly enjoyed the 2nd part of this trilogy and look forward to the next one.
I like how the narration works, and the storytelling by Robin Miles was very engaging.
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- tracey pashley
- 30-09-21
Damn fine.
Definitely didn't suffer from middle book problems. And now we have 1st, 2nd and 3rd person narrative and it works brilliantly. Love it. 🤓
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- RYAN TURNER
- 20-04-21
fantastic
loved it! can't wait to finish this series, although I'll probably listen again!
Great story, detail and characters
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- Nora
- 18-10-17
Slow but hard-hitting
I love this series! It's one of the great modern sci-fi books, in my opinion. It's not about action but the development of characters in a dystopian world. Very strong female characters.
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- Karolina Molla Gazi
- 03-05-19
it just gets better
I loved the book. I am rather new to audible and I struggle to focus when listening to a book. The narrator, as well as the contents of the book of course, made it very easy to focus.
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- Amazon Customer
- 26-01-19
The second book is as good as the first!
The story keeps evolving and expanding without losing focus. A rare trilogy where the second book is at least as good as the first.
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- Shaun G
- 16-03-22
Not quite as brilliant as The Fifth Season
While not quite as intriguing as the first in the series, it was still a good read
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- Beca
- 01-12-21
Great read, I enjoyed it overall
The first book was very very good. Interesting and so different. This book is less everything but still good. Keeps you interested in the characters and the narrative. The plot is a bit confusing. I’ll definitely read the next one but I’m not in any hurry, if that makes sense.
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- GWENAEL TRANVOUEZ
- 24-08-21
breathtaking
I loved this book, its imaginative world, its characters who keep developing, and the story itself which kept surprising me.
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- Andrés Pérez Camarasa
- 04-05-21
Even better than the first one
If you read The fifth season, you already know.
If not, stay assured, it is still great.
I've consumed this one so fast it feel shorter. A lot happens and the plot thickens. You must remember what happened in the first book because this is a direct continuation, so be prepared.
All I said about the first one is still true. But I have to emphasize, the narrator work is even more flawless that last time. She does an amazing job voicing every character and in one moment in particular goes beyond simply voicing and gives the audiobook a very special thing that the book never could acomplished alone. Kudos to her, brilliant performance.
Now if you excuse me, I'm going to start the third one.
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- 13-01-20
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Brilliant Conclusion
Brilliant conclusion to the series that once again does not just continue the story, but expands it and builds something else on top of the foundation.
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