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2.0�toiles sur 5 Weakest and Bleakest, Mai 30 2003

Par	David Hood (Wesley Chapel, FL USA) - Voir tous mes commentaires (REAL NAME)

This review is from: Voices of Hope (Mass Market Paperback)

The Seafort saga would not, by any stretch, be called a romp in the park by anyone. Nick himself is a hard character to warm up to, the future is not a pretty one and bad things happen to good people more often than not. However the previous 4 books were worthwhile reads. Not easy reads all the time, but worth the effort.

This book though as my title proclaims is the weakest, and bleakest of the series. The next book Patriarch of Hope is much better and redeems this one. In this book Nick is removed from his strengths and is landbound as the elected leader of Earth, off and on. He is responsible for his own child as well as a child of a friend.

We get to become all too familiar with the down and dirty slums, and down and dirty politics of the world and Nick's dysfunctional family. All the characters come across as unsympathetic and not likeable. Very little hope, very little redeeming about the plot. Drawn out, depressing and it is really hard to believe you've cared about Nick before, and harder to believe you'll care about his child in the next book.

You could probably skip this one and not miss a beat by heading to Patriarch's Hope. If you must complete the series, be forewarned, this is hard work to get through and there isn't much payoff.

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1.0�toiles sur 5 Worst. Feintuch. Ever., F�v 7 2003

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This review is from: Voices of Hope (Mass Market Paperback)

Just skip this one altogether, and go straight to Patriarch's Hope. Of all the people to whom I have lent the Hope series, no one was even able to get halfway through "Voices" without giving up in disgust.

A failed experiment, which, fortunately, he did not copy in the following two books, both of which are fine additions to the Seafort Saga.

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2.0�toiles sur 5 My least favorite of the Seafort books, F�v 3 2003

Par	"ellenlymond" (Michigan USA) - Voir tous mes commentaires

This review is from: Voices of Hope (Mass Market Paperback)

Voices of Hope is quite different from the other books in the Seafort series. It is told from several points of view, including that of Nick's son Philip, Adam Tenere's son Jared, and two members of the transpop culture represented in earlier books by Eddie and Annie. While the differing narratives are occasionally interesting, I found none of them as compelling as Nicholas Seafort's narratives in the other novels. Furthermore, the transpop chapters are written in a dialect I found almost unreadable. There is more violence in this book than in the others, and the transpop setting of most of the novel is bleak and disturbing. This story is gloomy even for a Seafort novel! I don't recommend it. You can skip it and go on to the next book without confusion.

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4.0�toiles sur 5 This is the one I remember.
After reading the series through Patriarch's Hope, I reflected back on them all, and this book is the one that stuck with me. Read more

Publi� le Janv. 11 2003 par SouthernFried

4.0�toiles sur 5 This is the one I remember.
After reading the series through Patriarch's Hope, I reflected back on them all, and this book is the one that stuck with me. Read more

Publi� le Janv. 11 2003 par SouthernFried

4.0�toiles sur 5 NOT incomprehensible
Despite what several reviews here say, this book is not difficult to read. The trannie language is not very complex, and easily understood once you get the hang of the slang. Read more

Publi� le D�c 2 2001 par JeSuisse

4.0�toiles sur 5 Hope Series-Feintuch
This series was unique in its dark nature. I kept saying, "Any normal human would be driven nuts by now". But I devoured the series. I couldn't put it down. Read more

Publi� le Mai 24 2001