The Evolutionary Void Audiobook

" the ending felt very cheesy. The author seemed to be writing this like a television show not like a novel trilogy "

" A satisfying conclusion to the Void series but too long and convoluted of a plot spread over five volumes to completely keep straight with so long an interval between books. "

" I was a little disappointed by the end of this series. The second book was great, but I didn't like ending as much in this book. Overall, it was a decent trilogy though. "

" While the whole series was good, I wouldn't put those books on the same level as the original series in this universe. But I applaud the author for creating a very plausible future in e same universe. "

" Not a great writer and a bit long winded but sometimes good ideas... "

" So the story comes to an end. And it's quite a spectacular one, but still feels a little bit like a 'deus-ex-machina', so no five stars here. If you've read the other ones - you have no choice but to read this one too ;-) "

" I absolutely loved this book - far future sci-fi. Was also the first book I read on my Kindle... I couldn't put it down. Highly recommend reading Pandora's star and Judas Unchained before starting the Void trilogy (first book is the Dreaming Void) "

" Fantasic conclusion to a well crafted epic. "

" Great conclusion to this trilogy. Highly recommended. "

" Good book, and a fitting end to the trilogy. The trilogy itself is like a two-for-one deal, you get a high-tech space opera and a science-fantasy at the same time, both enjoyable reads. "

" Tidy but not entirely fulfilling wrap-up of the trilogy. "

" As always superb read with some thought provoking aspects. We all dream of living in Utopia but would it really be that great if everything was perfect, would we be able to evolve or realise our true potential? "

" Completely crap ending to an otherwise entertaining trilogy. "

" Enjoyed the series. The author is a little confusing,as the book follows 2 main storylines. However both of them are fantastic. The scifi future imagined in this series is more advanced than anything else i've read. "

" Just plain awesome! "

" Fantastic finale to the Void trilogy, and, really, the entire Commonwealth saga. His previous duology (Pandora's Star, Judas Unchained) isn't necessarily required reading before delving into this trilogy, but I'd highly recommend it. "

" At last the series has a more drive and focus ! Good work Hamilton !! "

" Okay, not his best. "

" A tad too long and slow, but the ending is definitely worth it. Very smartly done. "

" Mostly excellent stuff though the ending felt a bit hurried and weak. "

" Very enjoyable final book in the trilogy. It got a little too sciencey at the grand finale and I didn't quite understand how it all ended but that's a minor point. A great SciFi soap and highly recommended if you like this kinda thing. "

" Exceptionally good series, mopped everything up at the end but left so much unanswered in the universe Hamilton created. Really missing the characters from my journey to work now. "

" An incredibly epic end to an epic series. Hamilton excels at tying all his disparate plot threads into on large grand ending. "

" Brings the story to a satisfying conclusion with all the major plot threads resolved. This is not profound writing but it excels at what it sets out to be: a rollicking larger-than-life adventure. "

" I absolutely loved this book - far future sci-fi. Was also the first book I read on my Kindle... I couldn't put it down. Highly recommend reading Pandora's star and Judas Unchained before starting the Void trilogy (first book is the Dreaming Void) "

" A fun, epic conclusion to this series. Not terribly well written, but enjoyable. As always with Hamilton space operas, fantastic space battles, interesting aliens, lots of sex and lots of breakfast. And some dude in a kilt. "

" A great conclusion to the Void Trilogy, nicely iterwoven story pieces fitting together beautifully. Peter F Hamiliton did a great job with this, well worth picking up the series (I may just go pick them up again now!) "