
Ashes, Ashes
The Chronicles of Altor, Book 3
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Narrateur(s):
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Marc Vietor
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Auteur(s):
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Shawn Inmon
À propos de cet audio
It has been more than a year since society fell.
The population has dwindled as a second winter has come and gone. The roaming gangs are now dug in and fortified or have died of starvation or violence.
The safest place to be is inside Altor, the domed city that stands like a jewel in the Nevada desert. But it is not paradise inside the dome either. Janus, the nearly all-powerful Artificial Intelligence, is taking over. Can a few brilliant humans stand in the way of the most powerful program ever created, or will it foil their every move before they make it?
Ashes, Ashes is the third book in the Chronicles of Altor.
Contains a special note from the author.
©2023 Shawn Inmon (P)2023 Podium AudioKeep writing Shawn and I will keep reading.
Tying it all up
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The story grabs you
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Shawn Does it Again
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Glossing Over Potential:
This entry rushes past character development, particularly Nix, who played an important role in the previous books. Here, she's relegated to the background. There is no real closure with the characters at the end, it all just seems rushed with no care about character development for the existing characters.
The Shivers: A Chilling Sidetrack:
The "shivers" taking center stage ate up valuable story time, detracting from the core plot.
Janus' Power Play: Left Unexplained:
Janus' ability to manipulate minds remains a mystery. While his villainy aligns with the series, the lack of resolution feels incomplete.
Monks? More Like Hologram Hype:
Learning the Monks were merely partitions of Janus as holograms destroys the intrigue built around them in the Alex Hawk series. It cheapens the mystery and leaves a bitter taste.
A Sad Conclusion:
This feels like a missed opportunity. With it being the final book, the disappointment is amplified.
A Saving Grace (Sort Of):
Thankfully, this wasn't my first Shawn Inmon experience. The strength of the Middle Falls and Alex Hawk series allows me to accept this as a misstep. Here's hoping future works recapture the magic of his earlier books.
Fails to Deliver ***SPOILERS***
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