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The Dreaming Void
- Void, Book 1
- Narrated by: Toby Longworth
- Length: 21 hrs and 52 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Will they find the utopian dream – or a galactic nightmare? From Peter F. Hamilton, The Dreaming Void is the first in an epic space opera trilogy. Set in his expansive Commonwealth universe, it is perfect for fans of Iain M. Banks and Stephen Baxter.
AD 3580. The Commonwealth has spread its civilization throughout the galaxy. Its citizens are privileged and protected by a powerful navy. And at the galaxy’s centre is the Void, a sealed universe created by aliens billions of years ago. Yet the Void isn’t inert. It’s expanding – and now it wants to make contact.
The Void chooses Inigo as its conduit and he channels dreams of a simpler, better life within its bounds. His visions attract followers – determined to seek this utopia. And they’ll cross the Void’s forbidden boundaries to reach it. However, this act could trigger push it to grow beyond all control . . . destroying everything in its path.
The Dreaming Void is followed by The Temporal Void in this stunning trilogy by Peter F. Hamilton.
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- Anonymous User
- 17-03-2021
Great on its own
I followed up with this after the star flyer books in the Commonwealth. It has the same amount of polish, and the narrator is brilliant.
The only off putting thing is that it's a different narrator to the other books, and some of the crossover characters have different voices and accents.
It's unfair to reduce a review based on this, but it's just something I noticed and found difficult to adjust to after 40 hours of them having a different sound.
The story how ever is still just as brilliant, a great setting and I love the parts of indigo's dreams. All round awesome.
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- Travis
- 01-02-2019
A awesome mix of hardcore sf and fantasy
i loved this great auditor and awesome blend of genres, bit of romance too ;)
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- Anonymous User
- 09-11-2021
Best author mixed with amazing narrator!
First time though I read this and didnt get into it as much as with other PFH books, but going though the audio book as a medium it just works better for me to comprehend the story? Much of that could well be the narrator, Toby L who I first encountered in the Horus Heresy series is an excellent story teller who could make a grocery list sound like the most important thing in the universe! Im sure that people think me slightly mad as whenever I hear him intone Kazimir Brunelli it makes me burst out in a grin :) so appropriate! As for the story I am happy to read/listen to anything that takes place in the confederation universe with its extended cast of interesting characters, the dream sections make me wish PFH would do a pure fantasy series, it is some of his best writing imho. Come on Amazon with only one more series of the Expanse you need to find a new scifi show, how good would this (extended) series look in 4k HDR!!!
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- Linda
- 06-03-2017
Narrator not that bad...
Not as good as John Lee, but honestly not as bad as some reviews have made out. Paula myo and Oscars voices are a bit annoying though.
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- Leigh
- 14-10-2022
Solid book but the narration could be better.
I'm a big fan of the book but not of the narrator. Should be redone
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- Les Gray
- 30-12-2022
Loved It
Really enjoyed this book A future where bodily artificial enhancement and long life extension is common place but humanity still suffers from all the ills we have today Religious zealotry, Greed and selfish pleasure to name a few The heroes in this story are several A young woman striving to make her own way in a complex world A man who has no memory of where he comes from but knows he must find a long lost religious but flawed dreamer and a young man who is committed to bringing evil to justice using his exceptional powers never seen before even in this extremely technically advanced society I can't for the life of me understand the criticism of the Narrator He does an excellent job and you would have to be extremely hard to please to find fault with his performance
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- James W. Dumay
- 21-01-2020
Voice acting was horrible
The voice acting in this book was just terrible. All the women sounded like a widowed dowager. Please rerelease with John Lee!
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- Anonymous User
- 09-02-2019
Barnstorming story let down poor narration
The narrators characterisations are horrendous. Everyone sounds like a hick, a bimbo or intellectually disabled. But, Hamilton's imagination still carries the day.
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- Anonymous User
- 16-05-2019
amazing books
narrator was awful. sorry. but book is amazing great continuation of the commonwealth saga .
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- umaikeru katinka
- 01-09-2019
Definitely worth it.
The narrator was very good. I think the criticism is overly harsh. I'm glad i gave this book a try.
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