Redemption Ark
Redemption Ark is the third novel in the Revelation Space series by author Alastair Reynolds. At the end of the 26th century, advanced humanity accidentally activated the Inhibitors – alien killing machines designed to detect intelligence. The only hope for humanity lies in recovering the secret cache of weapons of the apocalypse.
Here are the top 3 reviews and comments that readers love about this fascinating book.
Review 1: Redemption Ark audiobook by Michael
Stick with this series!
I’ve gotten the three books in this series as well as Chasm City, a stand alone novel in the same universe. When reading these reviews, I notice many negative comments, and I actually, at one point, probably written the same.
However, after quitting the first book, and focusing on books by other “british space opera” writers such as Peter Hamilton and Richard K. Morgan, I went back to give it another try.
I think what makes these books great is probably the same thing that turns some listeners off. The mythology of the universe is so deep, that until you are familiar with it, it is overwhelming with the references to the different factions, planets, aliens, etc.
But once that familiarity is gained, the stories are so rich, that I am disappointed that I have finished.
And as far as the narrator goes, it seems as though people either love or hate John Lee. But he is incredibly talented with a unique style and once you get use to him, his narration is addicting.
Review 2: Redemption Ark audiobook by Ruth
Fascinating
I am listening to this book every chance I get. It’s complicated, sometimes confusing, but always interesting. Characters that appeared in the first book of the trilogy, suddenly appear in this book, pulling the story together and allowing the author to take the story in all kinds of directions. The narrator, John Lee, is one of my favorites. He did some of Daniel Silva’s earlier books. I really hope audible gets the third book in the series, Absolution Gap. I can hardly wait to hear it.
Review 3: Redemption Ark audiobook by Dan
Well worth the time
Reynolds is a good writer and Lee is a good narrator. The story and content is well above average. The curious thing is that the author presents some of the most radical concepts and themes almost as mundane life in the 28th Century descriptions.
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