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Interference

A Novel (Semiosis Duology, Book 2)

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Interference

By: Sue Burke
Narrated by: Caitlin Davies, Daniel Thomas May
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“Narrators Caitlin Davies and Daniel Thomas May reprise their roles, and between them, they’ve once more captured the essence behind the voices of multiple characters, and even more impressively, this time there are non-humans thrown into the mix.” — Bibliosanctum

Sue Burke's sweeping, award-finalist, SF Semiosis epic continues in Interference as the colonists and a team from Earth confront a new and more implacable intelligence.

Over two hundred years after the first colonists landed on Pax, a new set of explorers arrives from Earth on what they claim is a temporary scientific mission.

But the Earthlings misunderstand the nature of the Pax settlement and its real leader. Even as Stevland attempts to protect his human tools, a more insidious enemy than the Earthlings makes itself known.

Stevland is not the apex species on Pax.

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©2019 Sue Burke (P)2019 Macmillan Audio Fiction First Contact Hard Science Fiction Science Fiction
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Good promising start, slow boring middle, good finale.
A bit slow at times and with the introduction of a few stories that lead nowhere. It gets better towards the end.

The glassmakers think too humanlike and the manipulation of Steveland of human technology seems to go too fast paced.
There's also a missed opportunity to develop more some of the key characters.

Second parts are rarely better than firsts

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So much potential such a shame it was so hard for me to get past the narrator and the choices she made to make “alien” voices it was like a child thinking they are amazing you with a sad poorly thought out idea of a performance her normal narration is great but the chilling high pitched voices made the characters seem mildly retarted which took away from the story

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