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The Naked God: Faith - Part 2 (Mass Market Paperback)

by Peter F. Hamilton (Author)

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Mass Market Paperback: 778 pages
Publisher: Aspect (Dec 1 2000)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0446605182
ISBN-13: 978-0446605182
Product Dimensions: 17 x 10.4 x 3.6 cm
Shipping Weight: 363 g

Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars See all reviews (23 customer reviews)

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The long-awaited epic finale to "The Reality Dysfunction" and "The Neutronium Alchemist" is now here. On Earth, satanist Quinn Dexter possesses a new army of the damned, using them to initiate the annihilation of all Creation. At the same time, Joshua Calvert and Syrinx take their ships in search of an alien god which may hold the solution to the current crisis.

About the Author

Peter F. Hamilton was born in Rutland in 1960, and still lives near Rutland Water with his wife and daughter. He began writing in 1987, and sold his first short story to Fear magazine in 1988. He has also been published in Interzone and the In Dreams and New Worlds anthologies, and several small-press publications. His previous novels include the Greg Mandel series: Mindstar Rising, A Quantum Murder and The Nano Flower and the 'Night's Dawn' trilogy: The Reality Dysfunction, The Neutronium Alchemist and The Naked God, which established him as Britain's bestselling writer of science fiction and a major name in global science fiction writing. His ten novels and one handbook (a vital guide to the 'Night's Dawn' trilogy) have sold almost two million copies worldwide.

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1.0 out of 5 stars More LIke "Naked Ending", Jun 12 2004

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The first book of the series got me interested enough to read the rest, and although I had problems with many aspects of the story, I kept reading, hoping that the ending would make it worthwhile. I was warned about the ending by a cousin, but I kept on, hoping that he was just being too critical. He was not. The bad guys were really bad, which is good, but the good guys were not particularly good. It was very difficult to like any character much past his or her introduction, as they all tended to shed any morals they had at the first opportunity. The expectation was that the ending would point them in the right direction, but instead we got the wave of a magic wand, and everything's okay, even though no one deserves it.

The shame of it is that the effort, the scope, and many of the ideas were impressive. A touch of decency would have gone a long way.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant end to a brilliant series., April 21 2004

By	Sailoil (Dublin Ireland) - See all my reviews

If you got this far that means you are already hooked on this series. And what a great series it is.

Finishing off something of this scale is always a daunting task. One the one hand there is the danger of leaving lots of loose ends dangling, which annoys some readers and leaves you wondering if there will be further sequels.

On the other hand there is a danger in trying to tie up every loose end.

Hamilton falls somewhere in-between on this one. He solves the immediate problem in a rather neat way, that puts the loose ends on a long finger, beyong the scope of any immediate sequel.

Not everyone will love the end, but for me, it works!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Starship Theatre, Pt.VI, Mar 23 2004

By	GRIZZLY "Grizzly" (Yuma, Arizona United States) - See all my reviews

For hard core Sci-Fi, the "Night's Dawn" Trilogy has it ALL!!!He-Man heroes, classy heroines, nasty bad guys (not to Even forget THE DEAD RETURNING!!!) New Worlds and Old;Aliens, space battles, suspense, intergalactic conflict and politics; who could ask for MORE? Starships, living space habitats, Biotech, Neurotech, Cyborgs, Genetic Engineering; it's all here; just be prepared to read nothing else for the next couple of MONTHS, 'cause this one is IT!! I originally was hooked into this Epic in the Hardcover Sci-Fi Book Club Edition, buying "The Neutronium Alchemist" first (somehow, I missed "The Reality Disfunction" when first offered; then had to wait another two weeks for that delivery rather than read the story out of sequence. THEN was forced to go through several cowhides, chewing leather and making a complete nuisance of myself until "The Naked God" was finally published and released in Nov. '99. BOTTOM LINE: If you're going to dive into this Epic, Buy the complete Trilogy as a complete set and be prepared to be enthralled by a whole new universe of the caliber of Heinlein, Asimov, or Clarke (and to stay for awhile!!!)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Phenomenal Ending to a Masterpiece
After reading this series twice, and after reading the reviews on here, I do have to say that I think many of the reviewers really missed the boat here. Read more

Published on Feb 11 2004 by ERIC D BLISS

5.0 out of 5 stars A memorable series destined to become a classic!
This is a review of this author's complete series the NIGHT'S DAWN TRILOGY. Rarely have I been treated to such a sweeping panorama as in this space opera mural painted by a master... Read more

Published on Jan 28 2003 by Rebecca Brown

3.0 out of 5 stars As always with Hamilton, wonderful ideas and a shoddy ending
The scope of Peter Hamilton's work is, as always, breathtaking. Even in the dying pages of the series, he finds room for a most intriguing new species. Read more

Published on May 7 2002 by Gary M. Greenbaum

4.0 out of 5 stars Quick ending is only a minor distraction to this great book
I loved this series. I really did. It's going to go down in my lists as one of the best Space Opera series I've read (comparisons of Peter Hamilton to Arthur C. Read more

Published on Jan 23 2002 by Scott Rachui