The story comes through five main point of view characters:Įlvi Okoye we know from earlier books. They crushed all opposition, and it is into the aftermath of this dominion that our story truly begins. PERSEPOLIS RISING saw the return of the Laconian Empire with their overwhelming technology and militaristic deconstruction of everything that humanity had built.
Not only for our heroes from the Rocinante, but for the 1300 solar systems of the Dandelion Sky. The story starts with Holden - of course it does - and news of the death of Crisjen Avasarala.
#THE EXPANSE BOOKS HALF PRICE BOOKS TIAMATS WRATH SERIES#
The books themselves have been a ridiculous amount of fun and intensity and I have loved every minute of every one, but I have to admit that I’ve also very thoroughly enjoyed the series put together by SyFy and eagerly anticipate seeing its continuation on Amazon. Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck have done a brilliant job of bringing us into their universe and making us believe. TIAMAT’S WRATH ( Amazon) is the eighth and > second to last book in The Expanse. The actual book is absolutely smashing fantabulous! Here we go! Honestly? This is what EBR has to compete against in the SEO world? I can’t say that I’ve ever actually read a review from either of those sites before, and now I doubt that I ever will again.īut no worries.
Not only did they post their “reviews” better than two months early, but their “reviews” consist of what amounts to a book-cover blurb and two sentences of something that might be vaguely interpreted as a “review”.
I’m not going to link them because I’m kind of perturbed by both of them right now. And you know what I found? Pages up with “reviews” from both Kirkus and Publishers Weekly. I was curious though as to how many people listened to the request of the publisher, and so I went searching for any sign of preemptive book reviews. The book is slated to be released on March 26th, and so this review is absolutely within that deadline. When I received the eARC of this book, it came with a request that reviews not go up more than two weeks before the publication date.
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