APRIL 2016 - AudioFile
After discovering that an alien race is coming to eradicate humankind, the world prepares for a battle that is more than four centuries in the future. A narrator change in an audiobook series is always tricky, but the decision to cast P.J. Ochlan instead of Luke Daniels, narrator of the first book, proves to work. Ochlan provides a strong and determined delivery of the narrative while maintaining consistency across a host of dynamic and curious characters. Additionally, he captures the increasing tension in a controlled performance that adds more suspense to the story and keeps listeners’ attention. L.E. © AudioFile 2016, Portland, Maine
From the Publisher
Praise for the Three-Body Problem series:
"Wildly imaginative."—President Barack Obama
“A mind-bending epic.”—The New York Times
“Absolutely mind-unfolding. . . . a science-fiction epic of the most profound kind.”—NPR
“A breakthrough book . . . a unique blend of scientific and philosophical speculation, politics and history, conspiracy theory and cosmology.”—George R. R. Martin
"Liu Cixin's writing evokes the thrill of exploration and the beauty of scale. . . . Extraordinary."—The New Yorker
“[Liu turns] technically complex and existentially dreadful ideas into books that are impossible to put down.”—GQ
“A fascinating novel of ideas."–TIME
"The best kind of science fiction, familiar but strange all at the same time."—Kim Stanley Robinson
"Remarkable, revelatory, and not to be missed."—Kirkus Reviews, starred review
"Fans of hard SF will revel in this intricate and imaginative novel."—Publishers Weekly, starred review
“War of the Worlds for the 21st century.”—Wall Street Journal
“Liu’s picture of humanity’s place in the cosmos is among the biggest, boldest and most disturbing we’ve seen.”—Los Angeles Times
“Provocative.”—Slate
“A gripping and haunting sci-fi mystery.”—Cosmopolitan
"A must-read in any language."—Booklist
APRIL 2016 - AudioFile
After discovering that an alien race is coming to eradicate humankind, the world prepares for a battle that is more than four centuries in the future. A narrator change in an audiobook series is always tricky, but the decision to cast P.J. Ochlan instead of Luke Daniels, narrator of the first book, proves to work. Ochlan provides a strong and determined delivery of the narrative while maintaining consistency across a host of dynamic and curious characters. Additionally, he captures the increasing tension in a controlled performance that adds more suspense to the story and keeps listeners’ attention. L.E. © AudioFile 2016, Portland, Maine
