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Title	:	The Evolutionary Void (Void #3)
Author	:	Peter F. Hamilton
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 694 pages
Published	:	August 24th 2010 by Del Rey (first published September 9th 2009)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Space. Space Opera. Fiction

The Evolutionary Void (Void #3)

Peter F. Hamilton

Hardcover | Pages: 694 pages

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Exposed as the Second Dreamer, Araminta has become the target of a galaxywide search by government agent Paula Myo and the psychopath known as the Cat, along with others equally determined to prevent-- or facilitate --the pilgrimage of the Living Dream cult into the heart of the Void. An indestructible microuniverse, the Void may contain paradise, as the cultists believe, but it is also a deadly threat. For the miraculous reality that exists inside its boundaries demands energy--energy drawn from everything outside those boundaries: from planets, stars, galaxies... from everything that lives.

Meanwhile, the parallel story of Edeard, the Waterwalker -- as told through a series of addictive dreams communicated to the gaiasphere via Inigo, the First Dreamer -- continues to unfold. But now the inspirational tale of this idealistic young man takes a darker and more troubling turn as he finds himself faced with powerful new enemies -- and temptations more powerful still.

With time running out, a repentant Inigo must decide whether to release Edeard's final dream: a dream whose message is scarcely less dangerous than the pilgrimage promises to be. And Araminta must choose whether to run from her unwanted responsibilities or face them down, with no guarantee of success or survival. But all these choices may be for naught if the monomaniacal Ilanthe, leader of the breakaway Accelerator Faction, is able to enter the Void. For it is not paradise she seeks there, but dominion.

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Original Title:	The Evolutionary Void
ISBN:	0345496574 (ISBN13: 9780345496577)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Void #3, Commonwealth Universe #5
Literary Awards:	Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Science Fiction (2010)

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And so Peter Hamilton's space opera comes to an end in if Im honest a not particularly satisfactory fashion. All in all, this is a long tale, over 2100 pages across three volumes and although Hamilton is clearly skilled at marshalling his large cast to where he needs them, the ending still managed to feel incredibly rushed. It's almost as if the author enjoyed hanging out on the alien worlds he created and. loved spending time with his characters, that what would constitute an actual

Here it is, the book I've been waiting nearly two years for: The Evolutionary Void. The conclusion to the Void Trilogy, started with The Dreaming Void and followed up by The Temporal Void, is by far my most anticipated book of the year and the series is making very strong noises to be my favourite finished series ever. So, with expectations that simply couldn't get any higher, does The Evolutionary Void meet these? Simple answer: Hell yeah!The Evolutionary Void picks up immediately where The

All these four and five star reviews just goes to show that many people can easily be entertained by the most lackluster writing over thousands of words! While some episodes in the trilogy we're engaging and well-written, this book on its own and the Void Trilogy as a whole were poorly constructed and written. Unlikeable characters, written with such obvious contrivances, finally are seen to exist as purely mechanical for moving this story along. Hamilton is a more convincing writer when it

4.5 starsThe Void Trilogy is an amazing effort made by one of the masters of science fiction. While I do think that readers may appreciate this series more if they read Pandoras Star and Judas Unchained first, its not absolutely necessary (as I have proved). It is impossible not to enjoy a series this sprawling, complex, tightly woven and incredibly written. Though some readers might not feel that this is Hamiltons best effort, it is still worth checking out as few authors can master science

Amazing! Out of all of Peter F. Hamilton's works, this trilogy has got to be the absolute best! This particular novel pulls off a miracle. Better than walking on water, better than a galaxy-eating Void, and better than all the sums of its parts. :) Be it Syvian alien-elves, post-human social structures, or a manufactured universe where psi powers are not only feasible, but where magic, time-manipulation, and god-like powers are just a part of a greater tale.This is space opera on a scale I

I'll confess that I approached this final book in the Void trilogy with a little trepidation. The cause was my previous experience with the Night's Dawn trilogy - which was a fantastic read, but the ending fell a little flat for me. There was no need, this was a fantastic conclusion to the story. For me this has everything I look for in great sci-fi. There's some fascinating concepts here, mixed with good plot and characters. And for those who enjoy exotic weaponry, some well drawn fights.The

You know how some authors seem to finish a book properly?Damn, Hamilton knows how to end a book and a series. I realized this as my anticipation grew as I neared the end of this one. Made me look back across all his titles I have read and remember that they all pack a punch. This one had me on the edge of my seat.Finishing up the Void series, Hamilton once again reaffirmed my belief that he is in the top of the class of HiTech Sci-Fi. A truly epic story in three parts, each delivers the goods.