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Leviathan Wakes
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Jose Solis
Aug 22, 2013 rated it liked it
Shelves: space-opera
Es el futuro a mediano plazo. Una buena parte del sistema solar ha sido colonizada. La Tierra, Marte, el cinturón de asteroides y las lunas de Júpiter y Saturno ahora son los principales poderes de la humanidad, en constante tensión política y/o militar, aunque sin guerras a gran escala. Hasta ahora.

Una nave de carga que transporta hielo desde Saturno a los asteroides atiende una señal de emergencia (ese viejo cliché) de otra nave varada cerca de su camino. Poco se imaginan los tripulantes del c
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Anya
If the 5 star rating doesn't make it clear ... I loved this book and will definitely be reading the next in the series.

Now for the spoil-less details.

The action is well paced. Reading was like riding a perfectly designed roller coaster. The highs and lows just right and in just the right places to keep me feeling like I was having the time of my life.

The characters ... all beautifully flawed. I hated, loved, ached for, was irritated with and laughed at/with every single one of them. I loved the
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Josh Mcdonald
Jul 10, 2014 rated it liked it
There is a lot to like in this book. I enjoyed the characters, I liked how it alternated between outer-space adventure and a kind of futuristic noir-lite (I think it was going for full-on futuristic noir but never quite got dark enough. So, noir-lite.)

It's only in the middle section that the book loses a star or so in my rating here. The two point-of-view characters come together and the whole thing switches into a kind of action-adventure mode and becomes a lot less interesting. And when the al
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Andreas
May 14, 2013 rated it it was amazing
A few hundred years from now, humanity has colonized the Solar System. Mars and Earth (the “Inner Planets”) are the developed juggernauts of society, with Earth crowded by a population of thirty billion. The rest of humanity lives on various moons and asteroids (the “Outer Planets”), hollowed out or domed for habitation. Tension between the Inner Planets and the fringe has been constant for centuries, with the fringe being gouged on taxes and kept cowed by the massively powerful Mars-Earth combi ...more
Dana
Jan 21, 2013 rated it it was amazing
Really fun all the way through. One of those books that makes you miss your bus stop because you're enthralled and can't put it down. ...more
Scott
Jun 22, 2012 rated it really liked it
Enjoyed the universe and the interaction between the two main characters. Look forward to the other books in the series
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Brodie
Jan 19, 2012 rated it it was amazing
Shelves: science-fiction
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