World Engines: Destroyer
A post climate change high concept science fiction odyssey
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Narrated by:
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Christopher Ragland
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Penelope Rawlins
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By:
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Stephen Baxter
Summary
As he comes to terms with this new world, he begins to realise that their history does not match what he remembers - and that only he may be able to stop the coming catastrophe destined to destroy the planet.
Until he meets a young woman who seems to have a drive of her own, and a plan...©2019 Stephen Baxter
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Critic Reviews
This is space opera on a vast scale, backed up by Baxter's customary impressive research as he seamlessly weaves planetary exploration, genome reconstruction, climate change, artifi cial intelligence and much more into the compulsively readable narrative. The opening volume of a projected series, it's Baxter at his very best.
It's another triumph for Baxter. A page turner that not only fascinates on an intellectual level, but on a science fiction thriller level too.
You can rely on Stephen Baxter to come up with solid science fiction that does everything you'd expect a bit of classic sci-fi to do.
Hard SF science smarts... yet is great fun too.
But at times I felt as if I were been treated as a child and listening to a childs book.
I did not like the narration the British accents were heinous.
Disappointing
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Wonderful!
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a Continuation of Manifold Series
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The narration on the whole is ok, but the narrator struggles to portray male characters without sounding cartoonish. Oddly, a male narrator is used in the first part of the audio book and is not heard again. This was confusing.
Great story, average narration
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