Lords of Uncreation

Lords of Uncreation | Adrian Tchaikovsky

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This third book in the Final Architecture series brings the trilogy to a satisfying close. Idris resists the plan to destroy the Architects, knowing they are compelled to obey their unseen masters. Meanwhile, a betrayal separates the crew of the Vulture God, and calls into question whether there can be a united front against the enemy. A fitting end to a brilliant and imaginative found family space opera. Loved it!

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Lords of Uncreation | Adrian Tchaikovsky

"Andecka Tal Mar: Intermediary in a three-crew ship named the Skipjack, currently operating with only two because every resource was stretched right now, especially the human kind."

Very happy to be reading this last book in the Final Architecture trilogy!

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majkia

Lords of Uncreation | Adrian Tchaikovsky

Wow. Good wrap up for the series. The VUlture God crew is on the run from the Architects and from the creature(alien, whatever) that is making them attack and alter planets with intelligent life forms. What do they want? What can stop them?

I love the characters, who are exceedingly diverse. The story is imaginative, full of humor even in the face of terror. Brightly written, with great visuals throughout.

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tpixie This it? Nancy Pearl‘s Rule of 50 for dropping a bad book. Pearl, a famous librarian with her own action figure and author of Book Lust, acknowledged that the world of books is immense, but time is short. So ā€If you‘re fifty years old or younger, give every book about fifty pages before you decide to commit yourself to reading it, or give up.ā€¯ Over fifty? Subtract your age from 100 and use that as your guide. 2w

majkia Yup 2w

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Lords of Uncreation | Adrian Tchaikovsky