Lords of Uncreation

De: Adrian Tchaikovsky

Narrado por: Sophie Aldred

Duración: 20 h y 50 m

Resumen del Editor

From the Arthur C. Clarke award-winning author of Children of Time, this third and final novel in an extraordinary space opera trilogy depicts humanity on the brink of extinction—and reveals how one man's discovery will save or destroy us all.

Lords of Uncreation is the final high-octane installment in Adrian Tchaikovsky's Final Architecture space opera trilogy.

The Final Architecture
Shards of Earth
Eyes of the Void
Lords of Uncreation

©2023 Adrian Tchaikovsky (P)2023 Orbit

Wonderful

A great ending to a wonderful trilogy. Loved every line - sorry that the series is wrapped up.

Fantastic

Great final entry, once again an exciting trip through a future that speaks to the ability of people to persevere, work together and overcome.

Absolutely stunning

Adrian Tchaikovsky is on his way to being one of the greats alongside Asimov, Heinlein, and LeGuin. This series combines imagination-stretching concepts, vividly drawn characters, and swashbuckling action into a deeply satisfying trilogy of works that I eagerly devoured and then turned right around and started over.

Narrator Sophie Aldred rises admirably to the task of voicing the teeming menagerie of human and non-human characters, never stumbling nor seeming the least bit overwhelmed by the depth and complexity of this sprawling saga.

The best deep sci-fi going

I’m really enjoying all ongoing serial stuff audible has to offer from Dennis Taylor, Terry Mancour, Craig Alanson, et al., but sometimes you just really need to get back to the serious, heavy, DEEP stuff, and Tchiakovsky’s got that in spades. This particular trilogy has a bit more humor than his Children of Time novels do, but both are just outstanding, outstanding works. I’ve enjoyed these every bit as much as The Expanse series. His ability to weave very heady science themes into a compelling narrative, with character depth and complexity, dialogue, and diversity is truly unique. He is a master at sidestepping the tropes and really playing with your concepts that will keep you up at night thinking about. So, SO good! (Unless you really need to get to sleep.)

great ending to a wonderful story

What a great ending to the trials and tribulations of Idris and the crew. Each characters arc was poignant and befitting. Filled with unexpected twists and turns. I had my earbuds in listening to this story and was instantly transported to unspace. looking forward to listening to another title from this author.

Exciting finale to the trilogy

Full of action, excitement, and answers to most of the questions about the Final Architecture universe.

The narrator's performance is once again excellent.

This series is one of the greats of space opera.

Excellent! I can't wait for the TV series 😁

Adrian, you knocked it out of the park with this one. Sophie, you are amazing! I hope you both team up for other space operas. I truly hope you get a network to pick this up and do a three season series. Maybe Sophie can play Ollie!

Wonderful end to the series

I loved this end to the trilogy! Didn’t slow down, and the focus on Ollie was wonderful.

Excellent Follow Up

Does not disappoint. All the elements I loved from the previous books are here. The one element I hated, Idris Telemmier's weak and faltering nature, proves to be his finest quality, enabling him to forestall the misguided plans of the galaxy's forces against the Architects. Tchaikovsky is a treasure, and Sophie Aldred does a brilliant job of bringing his words to our ears.

Tchaikovsky does it all

it cam he hard to have so clean crisp moment to moment writing when you're taking on such a grand scale type story. but, that's what Tchaikovsky delivers here. what a great building story over the 3 books, the way he gives shape and form to the formless is just masterful. I'm so impressed by his ability to give such substance to the abstract and intangible. we'll done sir. in Tchaikovsky's works, I'd only put children of time above this one.