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We begin at the beginning, because the beginning is awesome and foreshadows the epic quality of Pandora's Star, as well as the sense of humour, levity, and gravity that Peter F. Hamilton uses to create an incredibly compelling and vast narrative.
Wilson Kime is the pilot of the first manned Mars lander. The mission crew steps onto the surface and raises the United States flag, only to be interrupted by a stranger in a…
After I finished Pandora's Star, I ordered this sequel online and began it soon after it arrived at my doorstep. This is significant, because while I do not adhere religiously to the general order of my to-read list, I try to follow it in good faith. I couldn't wait over a year to read Judas Unchained, so despite my general moratorium on buying books, I made an exception. And I'm glad I did. …
It has been a long time since I read a Peter F. Hamilton novel, but I feel confident in saying Salvation is very Peter F. Hamilton, if you know what I mean. Fifteen years ago, a younger Kara was captivated by Pandora’s Star. Salvation feels like a reskinned version: wormholes and portals, a mysterious alien enemy, murder mysteries. This time around, I’m older and more cynical and want more characterization than Hamilton can give…