
Elysium Fire
Inspector Dreyfus
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Narrated by:
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John Lee
About this listen
Featuring Inspector Dreyfus - one of Alastair Reynolds' most popular characters - this is a fast-paced SF crime story, combining a futuristic setting with a gripping tale of technology, revolution and revenge.
One citizen died a fortnight ago. Two a week ago. Four died yesterday...and unless the cause can be found - and stopped - within the next four months, everyone will be dead. For the Prefects, the hunt for a silent, hidden killer is on....
Alastair Reynolds has returned to the world of The Prefect for this stand-alone SF mystery in which no-one is safe. The technological implants which connect every citizen to each other have become murder weapons, and no-one knows who or what the killer is - or who the next targets will be. But their reach is spreading, and time is not on the Prefects' side.
Read by John Lee.
©2018 Alastair Reynolds (P)2018 Hachette AudioEnjoyable but limited
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Plague arrives.
Dryfes: must be something to do with extreme sports
Dryfes, dumbest detective ever
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Don't do accents
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Great Follow-up from the Prefect
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Great narration
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ponderous
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This one wasnt the best. It had great ideas but suffered more than usual from dull characters and side stories with not much happening in them. It still gave me enough reason to keep going with the series. I feel like the glitterband is a potentially rich location for wacky storytelling but we aren't really getting enough from this book.
Jon Lee was outstanding as always. Just an epic dystopian voice. It is a little detracting when character accents change between books, but perhaps this is hard to avoid.
Good stuff, a little more ponderous than usual
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