Antimatter Blues
A Mickey7 Novel, Book 2
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Antimatter Blues
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Narrated by:
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John Pirhalla
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Katherine Chin
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By:
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Edward Ashton
About this listen
The thrilling follow-up to Mickey7, soon to be a major motion picture by Academy Award-winning director Bong Joon-Ho.
Surviving isn't living, even for an Expendable.
Mickey7's antimatter gambit paid off. He's out of the Expendable game and doing whatever else he can to help support the threatened colony on the ice world Niflheim. But the colony now desperately needs the one thing he doesn't want to give them: the antimatter in the bomb he claimed the alien creepers have.
Without it, the colony won't survive the coming years. With it, the colony leader can finally get rid of Mickey7 for good.
But the planet's indigenous races have their own plans for Mickey7 and the human colony. They want the colony resources, all of them, and they won't stop until they've devoured every last scrap.
©2023 Edward Ashton (P)2024 Macmillan AudioWhat listeners say about Antimatter Blues
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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Performance5 out of 5 stars
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Story5 out of 5 stars
- Anonymous User
- 02-05-2024
another brilliant title in the mickey7 series
loved this one from start to finish, a major improvement from the first title with lots more being discovered and talked about here. can't wait for the film!
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- Jack
- 27-08-2024
Solid plot but drawn out with unnecessary romance as a filler. Voice artist did a great job.
Good solid plot but some characters in the form of aliens were very undeveloped. I’m pretty sure mankind would be wanting to develop proper relationships with new found intelligence. Instead of this the story was filled out with stereotyped romance (I ended up fast forwarding most of this in the end) that made the central female character seem stupid. Shame as the potential for a can’t put down read is there.
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