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The Abyss Beyond Dreams: A Novel of the Commonwealth (Commonwealth: Chronicle of the Fallers Book 1)
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Found 2 comments on The Abyss Beyond Dreams: A Novel of the Commonwealth (Commonwealth: Chronicle of the Fallers Book 1):

u/lordxeon ยท 6 pointsr/CasualConversation

I agree, everyone seems to suggest the same series of books by the same authors. But that's the echo chamber effect.

My favorite series that I never see represented is by Peter F. Hamiltion. The Commonwealth saga of books:

  • Pandora's Star
  • Set a few hundred years in the future, humanity has traveled the galaxy via wormholes, but some astronomers led by a far reaching conspiracy unlock a star that ancient aliens walled up to protect the universe from the narrowminded aliens that inhabit it. Naturally, humans open it and unleash MorningLightMountain onto the greater Commonwealth and cause billions of deaths.
  • Judas Unchained
  • The 2nd part of humanity's battle with MorningLightMountain, picks up right where things left off and ties everything together.
  • The Dreaming Void
  • Set in the same universe, but over 1,000 years later, humanity has traveled around the galaxy now and opened up a few more mysteries, but one remains - what is inside the black hole at the center of the galaxy? One human dreamed of paradise in there, and now trillions of humans want to go in.
  • The Tempral Void
  • Continues the tale of people trying to get into The Void, and the issues it's causing
  • The Evolutionary Void
  • The final chapter of The Void trilogy, does everything work out?
  • The Abyss Beyond Dreams
  • Set between Judas & The Void Trilogy, this is about another set of humans trying to get into the black hole at the center of the universe
  • A Night Without Stars
  • Not released yet, but finishes up the story of the humans who tried to get into the void.

    The entire series of books is very fast paced, but it's a space opera. He often spends 50 or so pages introducing a character not to be seen again until the next book. It's worth it though, Hamilton is great at tying up all those loose ends in ways you wouldn't think possible.

    Hamilton is often recommended for his other trilogy - Night's Dawn. Personally, I felt that was very poorly done. For instance, the 2nd book has no outcome on the end events whatsoever. Plus, it's very much more typical for a space opera zombie book series. Not my cup of tea, so to speak.
u/mrivorey ยท 1 pointr/scifi

YES YES YES....

I'm actually rereading the whole series as we speak in preparation for the newest book, The Abyss Beyond Dreams.

His books can be a bit overwhelming, but it's absolutely worth it. I might suggest this list of characters in order to keep everyone straight. http://peterfhamilton.wikia.com/wiki/Characters_%28CS%29