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The Neutronium Alchemist
- The Night's Dawn Trilogy, Book 2
- Narrated by: John Lee
- Series: Night's Dawn, Book 2
- Length: 40 hrs and 22 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 05-24-16
- Language: English
- Publisher: Tantor Audio
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $48.99
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- Leonard
- 09-20-16
Editing was bad .... again
Editing bad, story great, better character voices.
Story was easier to follow this time and didn't get confused nearly as much as with book 1.
It's because of the bad editing. Maybe if there was a 2 second pause between the story line changes, the listen would have been a lot better. Instead, the story line changes in what most time felt like mid sentence.
It brought the over all experience down about 40% to be honest.
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
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- Tim
- 07-04-16
Took Me a While
It has taking me a while to finish the second book of The Night's Dawn Trilogy. "The Neutronium Alchemist" is a tab bit shorter than "The Reality Dysfunction", only by less than 50 minutes, but if you are listening over 40 hours in audio, who is counting. I hope that I'm not losing my interest in this series.
The second book is just as good as the first. Whenever I am reading anything from this author, I need to switch off my other thoughts and be more aware in what is going on in the plot. It's a long one needless to say, but like all of his books, the story goes by quick and it feels like you are reading 10 stories into one.
I'm really enjoying on how Peter F. Hamilton is defining religions in a scientific matter.
Reading this series has become a full time job. I can't wait to spend another 40 hours plus overtime in the last and final book of this series.
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- CJinMD
- 06-12-16
Fantastic Adventure with lots of detail!
This second book in the Night's Dawn series was even better than the first with more of the story being divulged along with John Lee's fantastic character voice talent.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
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- z26
- 03-11-17
John Lee could read a phone book
And make it compelling. this is no phone book. the first volume of the series was slow and bothered me with all the unexplained stuff. it really picks up steam in volume two, however, pushed forward with shockingly good diction.
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- Frederick
- 06-25-16
What an epic!!
This book feels like your listening to 5 different audiobooks that all tie together. so good! if u like sci-fi then this is a must. I can't believe it took this long for audible to recommend it to me!
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- Shaun
- 06-08-16
Great second in a series.
A mix of si-fi and phantasy expanded into a massive space opera that is hamiltons signature.
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- KDM83
- 07-19-16
still confusing
I really enjoy the common wealth universe from PFH. This is set in a seperate universe but has many similarities so I am confused why I don't really care for this series. I find following the characters very tedious. Almost to the point where I want to skip the chapter if I don't recognize the character name immediately. I feel something has been lost in the transfer from the written product. the story is good and the narration is amazing but for whatever reason I am struggling with this one.
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- Kevin
- 08-20-17
Long but interesting
Like most of Peter's books, this is another long story (40+ hours). It is not quite as long as the final book (48+ hours), but you get the idea. There a ton of things going on in this story. The plot of the dead souls coming back to life gets modified to include ghosts. The fact that possessed bodies start to die (grow interesting tumors etc is mentioned in this book) will make for a pretty interesting conclusion. All sides have surprises in this book which makes it kind of unpredictable.
You are committed for the long haul in this series - so just relax and enjoy it.
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- Eric
- 07-13-17
Replace Narrator
Really enjoyed the story, but the narration is terrible. Most characters sounded so similar and transitions so quick that it was very difficult to follow at times. I hope they republish this book and give it the preformance it deserves.
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- John
- 05-13-17
skip the first half
Skip the first half, its chapter after chapter of wasted jumping around. This book needed more editing.
The performance was good but the audiobook editing was horrible, one scene switched to another without even a pause in the sentence. One second you are a guy in the middle of a fight, then a girl looking out a window. But not a hint to the reader that the scene had changed.
If you're looking for answers to the questions in the first book, don't hold your breath.
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