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Peter F. Hamilton
Judas Unchained
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Part of "Commonwealth Saga" series
Judas Unchained, by Peter F. Hamilton, is a science fiction novel that serves as the second book in the author's two-part series, following on from the events of The Dreaming Void. The story is set in a future where humanity has spread throughout the galaxy and developed advanced technology, including the ability to travel faster than light and access other dimensions. The novel follows several interconnected storylines, including the efforts of a group of humans who have gained the ability to live indefinitely by merging their consciousness with an artificial intelligence. These individuals, known as the "Inside," seek to explore and understand the universe, while the "Outside" humans, who still live and die naturally, view them with suspicion and fear. At the heart of the story is the character of Inigo, a man who has become the focus of a massive pilgrimage of humans seeking to follow him into a mysterious and potentially dangerous dimension known as the Void. Inigo's journey is complicated by the machinations of a shadowy organization known as the Living Dream, which seeks to use Inigo's power to bring about a new age of human enlightenment, even if it means destroying entire civilizations in the process. Judas Unchained is a sweeping space opera that explores themes of mortality, consciousness, and the nature of reality. Hamilton's world-building is detailed and imaginative, and his characters are well-drawn and engaging. The novel's complex plot and large cast of characters may be challenging for some readers, but those who stick with it will be rewarded with a thrilling and thought-provoking reading experience. Overall, Judas Unchained is a must-read for fans of science fiction and space opera, and a worthy successor to The Dreaming Void. Its epic scope, intricate plotting, and memorable characters make it a standout addition to the genre...
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