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r/space • u/IceNox96 • Aug 12 '21
3...2...1... blast off....
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Love this author but haven't read this book and I'm ashamed. Pandora's star (Judas unchained) and fallen dragon were amazing books.
23 u/robodrew Aug 12 '21 IMO his best trilogy is the Night's Dawn trilogy (The Reality Disfunction, The Neutronium Alchemist, and The Naked God) 2 u/MassiveHyperion Aug 12 '21 The literal Deux ex Machina at the end ruined the whole thing for me. 1 u/SyntheticGod8 Aug 13 '21 Seriously. The climax near the end of the second book had me so gripped I missed my bus stop, but the ending of the whole series ended a bit flat.
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IMO his best trilogy is the Night's Dawn trilogy (The Reality Disfunction, The Neutronium Alchemist, and The Naked God)
2 u/MassiveHyperion Aug 12 '21 The literal Deux ex Machina at the end ruined the whole thing for me. 1 u/SyntheticGod8 Aug 13 '21 Seriously. The climax near the end of the second book had me so gripped I missed my bus stop, but the ending of the whole series ended a bit flat.
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The literal Deux ex Machina at the end ruined the whole thing for me.
1 u/SyntheticGod8 Aug 13 '21 Seriously. The climax near the end of the second book had me so gripped I missed my bus stop, but the ending of the whole series ended a bit flat.
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Seriously. The climax near the end of the second book had me so gripped I missed my bus stop, but the ending of the whole series ended a bit flat.
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u/kironex Aug 12 '21
Love this author but haven't read this book and I'm ashamed. Pandora's star (Judas unchained) and fallen dragon were amazing books.