enjoyed

a good finish to the trilogy, although it seemed to end fast like it was rushed. worst part is it left me craving more of the story.
still a great trilogy.

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95% good

A good book with a rushed ending that detracts from the whole series. But still enjoyable.

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Fantastic Continuation

After listening to book 3, I didn't have the highest of hopes for book 4. After reading it however, I found my doubts dashed and my hopes for book 5 higher than ever. It's on par with book 2, my favourite so far.

Oh, and congratulations to John Lee for remaining my favourite narrator.

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kept me company

I found it engaging and entertaining. sometimes, particularly in the first 15 hours I felt it going abit slower than I would like. the last five hours were worth the wait I guess and this has been the case with the previous two books. looking forward to listening to the next one in line.

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Great conclusion to the Inhibitor Trilogy

This book completes the series of Revelation Space and Redemption Ark. By this stage in the series humans are being hunted down by the inhibitors and can only run and hide. They have the opportunity to possibly ally with another species to save themselves, but it is a huge risk.

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Great story with considerable drag

The continuing plot of this story was epic and happening and interstellar and had a decent main character. The main plot had some pretty huge concepts. This saved the book from its detractors, being a snail-paced main plot (literally) and a main female character with absolutely no personality or character to speak of, and very little to actually do. I wish the new concepts were more explored, because I felt we were dragged a long way for something big and it was a little anti climactic.

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Excellent Story.

All very well written and presented. Looking forward to the next instalment. John Lee is a very good narrator. Certainly better than the woman who narrated Slow Bullets.

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what a disappointment.

i feel robbed. I enjoyed the previous books and story but absolution gap was a mess. Several major character deaths off screen. skade became a horrible villain and becomes a plot hole. the book is overly drawn out. AND the worst part is it doesnt end. The ending is in an epilogue that is set 400 years later. You get a " and after that we started to win but really we lost. now all hope is gone". I feel like the aughor had a major time limit or has lost all interest. On a side note the auther needs to know he cant change accents of characters. How did clavain go from english accent to a texas having a stroke.

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John lee ruined Clevain.

John lee is a great narrator but his attempt at an American accent is just awful, please stop.
Clevain was British in book 3 bit now apparently he's from Texas and was repeatedly punched in the mouth.
It's so bad, whyyyyyy?

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Good Story, But...

The story starts and grows beautifully, but as things start to come together, the end result lacks a certain gravitas. It feels like events unfold into normalities that remain bleaker than what the reader hopes them to turn out to be. Still, read to further the saga. A good space opera.

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