Judas Unchained

Description

Judas Unchained concludes the Commonwealth Saga duology by Peter F. Hamilton - one of the world's bestselling science fiction writers. Our worlds are under invasion - and only the impossible can save us now For hundreds of years, the human race has been manipulated into starting a war. And it's one that could destroy our entire civilization. Chief Investigator Paula Myo is nominated to hunt the creature behind this ploy, while our invasion continues and multiple worlds fall to the enemy. In response, Admiral Kime commands humanity's defense, marshaling war-ready super-weapons. Yet he discovers his adversaries wield equally powerful armaments. The question is - where did these come from? Has the Commonwealth's top-secret defense project been compromised, or is the truth even worse than we can imagine? The Commonwealth Saga starts with Pandora's Star. 'If Pandora's Star represented a return to form, Judas Unchained is even better' - Guardian

Peter F. Hamilton was born in Rutland in 1960 and now lives in Somerset. He began writing in 1987, and sold his first short story to Fear magazine in 1988. He has written many bestselling novels, including the Greg Mandel series, the Night's Dawn trilogy, the Commonwealth Saga, the Void trilogy, The Chronicle of the Fallers, the Salvation Sequence, short story collections and several standalone novels including Fallen Dragon and Great North Road.

If Pandora's Star represented a return to form, Judas Unchained is even better -- Guardian Massively bloody action sequences, betrayals galore, and near-miraculous last-minute escapes . . . Highly recommended -- Starburst A breathlessly entertaining experience to read . . . There's a sense of wonder here that's truly unchained -- SFReviews The best book Hamilton has written in years -- Guardian on Pandora's Star Anyone who begins this won't be able to put it down -- Publishers Weekly on Pandora's Star Hamilton's storytelling is both staggering and poetic . . . In his hands, the New Space Opera is locked and loaded -- SFReviews on Pandora's Star