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    The Sea Peoples
    The Sea Peoples
    The Sea Peoples
    Audiobook12 hours

    The Sea Peoples

    Written by S.M. Stirling

    Narrated by Todd McLaren

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Rediscover the captivating postapocalyptic world of the Change with the latest in the New York Times bestsellng series. The spirit of Prince John, the brother of Crown Princess Orlaith, has fallen captive to the power of the Yelolow Raja and his servant, the Pallid Mask. Prince John's motley band of friends and followers, led by Captain Pip of Townsville and Deor Godulfson, the bard and master of magic, must lead a quest through realms of shadow and dream to rescue Prince John from a threat far worse than death. Meanwhile, Reiko and Orlaith muster their kingdoms for war, making common cause with the reborn Kingdom of Hawaii. But more than weapons or even the dark magic of the cannibal sorcerers of Pyongyang threaten them. Orlaith's lover, Alan Thurston, is more than he appears. In the tropical waters off Hilo and Pearl Harbor, and among the jungles and lost cities of the Ceram Sea, a game will be played with the fate of the world at stake.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateOct 10, 2017
    ISBN9781501959745
    The Sea Peoples
    Author

    S.M. Stirling

    A well-regarded author of alternate history science-fiction novels, S.M. Stirling has written more than twenty-five books, including acclaimed collaborations with Anne McCaffrey, Jerry Pournelle, and David Drake. His most recent novels are T2: Infiltrator, The Peshawar Lancers, and the Island in the Sea of Time trilogy.

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    • 4/5
      Prince John is captive in an alternate-Earth; Pip & friends travel through the dark lands to rescue him; Orlaith & Reiko rescue Hawai'I from an attack by the Korean evil. This is the first of the series that is firmly grounded in the mystical with a tortured reality twisting perceptions beyond bearing (MY bearing). The fight scenes are still good, but the dystopic evil world-lines are more boring than disturbing. Actually, I found them unsatisfying in their distortions in that they were too bizarre and unconnected for me to accept them. This is the weakest episode of the bunch. The captiviity and the people and the worlds and the action were too disconnected to each other, and too easily brushed aside, to allow me any chance of suspending my disbelief.
    • 3/5
      I still like this series but this latest installment spent too much time in the alternative worlds. At first I liked the novelty of it, but then it became too much work to follow the different characters’ manifestations into others. Stirling shows his creativity scales by taking his storyline across the Pacific. Looking forward to the next in the series, though it looks like he’s concentrating now on a new project.
    • 3/5
      What I like most about the Emberverse is decidedly lacking in this volume. A few flashes of Hawai'i are not up to the usual tour we get of the post-change landscape. Most of the action drags through the mind of the mad power all tainted with The King in Yellow, and yellow is my least favorite primary. I have had enough tributes to early 20th cent. horror and all of them were better than this. Nothing much happens until the last couple of chapters and the resolutions are scant even for this series.
    • 4/5
      Good entry in this excellent series. More fantasy than I prefer as this epic begins to skew in that direction. However, the major characters and the general storyline are strong enough to keep me coming back.