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The Neutronium Alchemist: Part II - Conflict
 
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The Neutronium Alchemist: Part II - Conflict (Mass Market Paperback)

by Peter F. Hamilton (Author)
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The Neutronium Alchemist: Conflict, is the second part of the second novel of Peter F. Hamilton's space opera epic that ranges not only across interstellar space but across the boundary between life and death. (The series begins with The Reality Dysfunction: Emergence and Expansion). This book mainly revolves around Dr. Alkad Mzu, creator of a doomsday weapon so powerful it scares even the citizens of this high-tech and heavily beweaponed future. Mzu is on a decades-long quest to take vengeance against the people who destroyed her home planet, and she wields alarming cunning and ruthlessness in the pursuit. But what gives even her pause is the war against the souls of the dead who have returned from a hellish Beyond to possess the living. Both sides want her: the dead want the weapon, the living want to keep the weapon out of the dead's hands. Unfortunately for them, that means they must find and take Mzu alive, while all the dead need to do is kill her, bringing her into their realm.

Rarely has science fiction produced a series as rich, satisfying, and big as this one. In addition to the action, Hamilton continues to beguile us with the greater mystery of the returned dead--new clues are discovered, only to create new enigmas. --Brooks Peck



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The souls of those long dead are entering the universe at an alarming rate. Stealing the bodies of the living, they are grouping together into powerful consortiums led by leaders from history. An increasingly desperate Confederation Navy is struggling to stem the tide as the race for the universe's most powerful weapon begins. But if the dead can return to life, who will be the ultimate victors?

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5.0 out of 5 stars Starship Theatre, Pt.IV, 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 A galaxy-wide vision of incredible imagination, Oct 24 2002
By Amberblade (New England, USA) - See all my reviews
This series is more far-reaching than almost any I have read before. The sheer scope is awe inspiring; it's absoluely amazing how complex a world Peter Hamilton has created here.
In this, the 4th book, some old characters, like Quinn Dexter, Ione, the Lord of Ruin, Joshua Calvert and many, many more, are revisited, and new characters introduced.
New twists are revealed and older plot threads wind tighter as this story progresses.
Centering around the mysterious Alchemist, this book continues the fight against the posessed and the struggle to overcome the terrifying revelation about the nature of the Beyond. What is the Alchemist? What can it really do? Is it truly capable of destroying an entire world? I know I was terribly curious.
As this book goes on, more and more worlds are falling to the posessers, and Al Capone's empire is growing fast. Several worlds are already lost beyond retrieving, pulled out of our universe entirely. Is there really a way to stop the dead from returning? Especially when all who live in the Confederation will eventually join them?
It's facinating to me how Hamilton has shown the different ways people are reacting to this crisis. How different people are dealing with this revelation.
I was enthralled yet again by this fantastic story. The way this series is put together is truly beyond belief. The plot is engaging and it really makes you think hard about the nature of our existence.
But I'm not saying that this is the kind of book that will make you change your life. No, it's simply a wonderfully imaginative story, bringing the whole galaxy into focus in a masterfully told tale. The places you get to explore, and the people you meet will make you ready for more, I promise.
One last thing. Don't be intimidated by this book's size. I actually finished it in one day, it was that hard to put down.
I can't wait to read the next.
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1.0 out of 5 stars It's Not Worth It, Jan 16 2002
By Tom Casey (Rego Park, New York United States) - See all my reviews
Volume 4 of a six volume series. See series review on the Reality Dysfunction: Emergence page.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Pure Magic !!!
I am astonished. Peter F Hamilton has created a Universe that you can't help but want to return to. After reading the first book, I was desparate for the second. Read more
Published on Jan 12 2002 by David Owen

5.0 out of 5 stars Hamilton is a crack dealer!
Well, not literally, but figuratively speaking. This is one of the most addictive Sci Fi epocs I have ever read. Read more
Published on Aug 9 2001

5.0 out of 5 stars Epic, Space Opera, Grand, Complex, Sweeping
And all the other words that reviewers have used to describe this series...

One of the rarest of rare things, a series which doesn't become boring or tired in the gap between... Read more

Published on Jul 14 2001 by C. Gilbert

5.0 out of 5 stars Some of the best stuff around
I'll have to echo a comment that I made when I read the last book and that's read these books as close together as you can, there's so much stuff to remember that even a week... Read more
Published on Jan 18 2001 by Michael Battaglia

5.0 out of 5 stars ummmmmmm...
when i bought the book it was 1 book as was the reality dysfunction i am mildly confused to see it has split nonetheless they are all good books and well worth reading.
Published on Aug 13 2000

4.0 out of 5 stars The fourth book makes up for the lousy third book (sigh) :)
I dont know whether these books were published initially as one (i.e., The Reality Disfunction in one book, The Neutronium Alchemist in another), but the series might make a... Read more
Published on Jul 25 2000 by Alex J. Avriette

5.0 out of 5 stars no complaints from me
The pace just keeps chugging along nicely. Hamilton picks up the ball and keeps running on from 'the reality dysfunction'. Read more
Published on Jan 1 2000 by anthony

5.0 out of 5 stars no complaints from me
The pace just keeps chugging along nicely. Hamilton picks up the ball and keeps running on from 'the reality dysfunction'. Read more
Published on Jan 1 2000 by anthony

5.0 out of 5 stars Night's Dawn Trilogy:the best after Asimov's Foundation
Good old Isaac would have been thrilled by this cathedral of imagination:galaxy-spanning cultures,strange aliens challenging human conception of self,arcologies that call to... Read more
Published on Oct 26 1999 by Ventura Angelo

5.0 out of 5 stars unput-downable
I am not much of a sci-fi fan (Douglas Adams ruined Sci-Fi for me as Pratchett did to fantasy), but you must read this series. WARNING. It will ruin your social life! Great work
Published on Oct 15 1999 by robert j flaherty

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