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Ancillary Mercy
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- Series: The Imperial Radch, Book 3
- Length: 10 hrs and 53 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 10-08-15
- Language: English
- Publisher: Hachette Audio UK
Regular price: $21.31
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Publisher's Summary
The stunning conclusion to the trilogy that began with the Hugo, Nebula, and Arthur C. Clarke Award-winning Ancillary Justice.
For just a moment, things seem to be under control for the soldier known as Breq. Then a search of Atheok Station's slums turns up someone who shouldn't exist - someone who might be an ancillary from a ship that's been hiding beyond the empire's reach for three thousand years.
In the meantime, a messenger from the alien and mysterious Presger empire arrives, as does Breq's enemy, the divided and quite possibly insane Anaander Mianaai - ruler of an empire that's at war with itself.
Anaander is heavily armed and extremely unhappy with Breq. She could take her ship and crew and flee, but that would leave everyone at Athoek in terrible danger. Breq has a desperate plan. The odds aren't good, but that's never stopped her before.
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- Mr. S. Wallace-jones
- 11-03-15
Please don't stop there
I loved this third book in the series, and hope Ann Leckie does not stop there. I am wishing for inspiration to strike and more books in the series. Also Adjoa Andoh's reading of the series has been stellar. I have loved her intimacy and character voices. Many thanks to you both.
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- Kate
- 01-28-17
First book was great, second- OK, third- cozy
The first book of the series introduced a number of novel and powerful concepts, such as ancillaries, multi-body AIs, multi-body 'humans', disregard for physical gender. The highly unusual main character and how her nature was revealed gradually made for a great read. I would certainly rate it at 5 stars if I had Ancillary Justice on the Audible.
The following two books of the series make for a cozy read where domestic routines take centre stage and it is hard to take any plot developments seriously. Glimpses of the Radj Space culture provided in the first book are not developed any further, so we are stuck with the endless references to tea drinking. The third book introduces a number of new curious characters and resolves in a more or less satisfying way, making it second best to the first.
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- Debbie Slater
- 03-08-16
5* Science Fiction
This is standout SF read by a standout narrator -- a pure pleasure throughout the trilogy.
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- Dworkin
- 02-29-16
brilliant in every way
with all three books and especially this last one, i really tried hard to ration myself. The more I read, the less I had to look forward to.
Characters and plot were excellent and the reader was superb. Friends who regard audio books with a certain distaste will never know the force and depth that a reader like Adjoa Andoh brings to the text.
All in all a month or so of absolute pleasure.
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- C. Campbell
- 09-03-18
Enjoyable story
Continuing in the finely observed style, this book ramps the action back up, but in a satisfying departure in tone from bland action sci fi, the climactic confrontation ends in tears.
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- David bent
- 06-15-18
Too much tea.
The series started out strong with some really interesting ideas, but as I read in another review, eventually devolved into an account of every day goings on and tea drinking, with interesting elements few and far between. I felt invested enough that I had to finish it, but it was a struggle toward the end.
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- Ozzy
- 05-15-18
I want more!
Thoroughly recommend. I loved it from start to finish. Hopefully there will be more instances citizen.
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- Gustav
- 03-21-18
a continuation of book two
this book is a straight on continuation of book two. it is like the trilogy had two parts, book 1 and the rest, add that the rest was too long and thus split into two. if you like the second, you'll like the third
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- Duane
- 01-21-18
Great end to a trilogy, well narrated
interesting spin on a galactic saga, well developed, great characters, well told.
a must read for sci fi fans
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- Gaukhar Massabayeva
- 12-19-17
Disney ending. not living up to build up.
meh, did not enjoy as much as 1st or second skipped last 2 minutes entirely. culmination of the struggle was disappointing. all awe and respect centered on a single character for no apparent reason given intercharacter history. whole Vendaai and Breq dynamics are understandable -ish the rest are not
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- Rick
- 12-18-16
Worthy conclusion to the series
I enjoyed this book, it's character driven and continues to centre around a small system rather than grand space opera style. People who prefer mighty space fleet battles and galaxy spanning stories will likely struggle. But if you liked the second book in the series you'll like this one also. The narration was great although there was great emphasis on various national accents to distinguish voices. It worked though.
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- Sean
- 06-22-16
Another great story!
This was a well written story, exploring interesting ideas, with well developed characters, set in a wonderful universe.
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- MISS HELEN F MACQUEEN
- 07-05-18
Fantastic narration of great book
I am in love with Adjoa’s skillful use of accents and tone to bring the many and varied characters to life in the course of this trilogy. Bravo!!!
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- Tracey Anderson
- 04-01-18
Excellent in every way.
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- Darryl Sim
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- Gareth
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I love this series
On my third listen of the series and finding myself once again looking at antique tea sets on the internet afterwards. It’s a well told story that has change my perception of the genre.
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- Chris
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better than part 2
better than part 2. a gripping ending that keeps you glued to you device. it wants more words..
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- Glenn Murray
- 06-06-17
Brilliant narrator. Best I've heard. Solid book.
Loved the narration of all 3 novels. Added a while extra layer. Solid book, with flashes of brilliance.
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- Kristin
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Words cannot describe
How much I love this book. Top quality sci-fi at its finest that had me at the edge of my seat. Power and privilege, grief and revenge wound up in identity and agency make this compelling and gut wrenching.