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 The Neutronium Alchemist - Peter F. Hamilton
Newest Review: ... is the second book in the Night's Dawn series. The whole series is a look at the progress of humanity, it's ... more  ... separation into two forms: The Edenists and the Adamists and the impact of an outside force. The book focuses on several protagonists and the way the war against the Night's Dawn affects their lives. Personally I liked the technology used by the Edenists (primarily biological) and the Adamists (mostly hardware). The ideas in the series are big and full of the sense of wonder that has always attracted me to SF.
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The Neutronium Alchemist - Peter F. Hamilton: Another excellent book! (99 words)
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This is the second book in the Night's Dawn series. The whole series is a look at the progress of humanity, it's separation into two forms: The Edenists and the Adamists and the impact of an outside force. The book focuses on several protagonists and the way the war against the Night's Dawn affects their lives. Personally I liked the technology used by the Edenists (primarily biological) and the Adamists (mostly hardware). The ideas in the series are big and full of the sense of wonder that has always attracted me to SF. ... Read the complete review
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