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- Narrated by: Jeff Gurner
- Length: 16 hrs and 42 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The best-selling author of Daemon returns with a near-future technological thriller, in which a charismatic billionaire recruits a team of adventurers to launch the first deep space mining operation - a mission that could alter the trajectory of human civilization.
When itinerant cave diver James Tighe receives an invitation to billionaire Nathan Joyce's private island, he thinks it must be a mistake. But Tighe's unique skill set makes him a prime candidate for Joyce's high-risk venture to mine a near-Earth asteroid - with the goal of kick-starting an entire off-world economy. The potential rewards and personal risks are staggering, but the competition is fierce, and the stakes couldn't be higher.
Isolated and pushed beyond their breaking points, Tighe and his fellow 21st-century adventurers - ex-soldiers, former astronauts, BASE jumpers, and mountain climbers - must rely on each other to survive not only the dangers of a multi-year expedition but the harsh realities of business in space. They're determined to transform humanity from an Earth-bound species to a space-faring one - or die trying.
What the critics say
"Suarez is the Jules Verne of the digital age." (Frank Schirrmacher, author and publisher of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, FAZ)
"[Daniel Suarez] is the best author of tech fiction since Bruce Sterling and Neal Stephenson." (John Robb, futurist and author of Brave New War)
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- Kyle
- 2019-06-26
Good book, but very slow
I have enjoyed all of Daniels books. This is the first one that I have felt it drags a bit at different points.
I would best describe this book to be much like the Apple 13 movie. It has moments of action, it is interesting, but it is slow moving.
Overall it was a good book. I do hope Daniels next one is a little more up action though and perhaps a topic a little more interesting.
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- Matthew
- 2023-03-22
Just the way I like sci-fi!
Near future, lots of totally plausible engineering. Maybe not the most realistic character development around, but that’s unsurprising for the genre.
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- Cyprien
- 2021-10-17
slow to start but amazing once it picks up speed
the story was good but what really shines is the voice performance with the various accents! it really adds doing already great story, I wonder if there's a sequel?
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- pierrev
- 2021-02-24
entertaining
big fan of Daniel Suarez books and this one did not disappoint. Hard Sci-fi at its best.
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- Chris Kebbel
- 2019-11-21
Great book !
I can’t wait for the follow up!!! Excellent story, great reading. Wandered a bit in the middle, but end is great. Wish there was a little more closure but I guess that’s for the second book!
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- Amazon Customer
- 2019-07-17
Another good book from Daniel Suarez
I really enjoyed the story and the concepts presented in this book, and once again I could tell Daniel Suarez put a lot of research into it. I always appreciate when I can learn new things (ie. science, tech) from a fictional story. The only negative point I can say is it sometimes felt difficult to pay attention during very detailed descriptions of things. It is a very technical book and although this is his style, at times I didn't find it interesting enough to keep me captivated. Jeff Gurner as always did an excellent job narrating, speaking clearly and using a variety of character voices and accents.
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- PG
- 2019-06-10
neat concept and good space technology etc but....
very unsatisfying ending. significant characters fate left unknown. Just simply incomplete. needs a sequel or a few more chapters.
nice concept. some bad language
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- HeyFan
- 2019-05-05
A Heart Pounding Read!
Couldn't put it down, the amount of rush and tension you experience from the harsh reaches of space is to insane to comprehend but delta v does one hell of a job portraying it!
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- James Heczko
- 2019-05-10
Daemon Deja Vu in Deep Space
The story follows the basic Daemon pattern ... a brilliant, seemingly evil billionaire has an elaborate plan to change the world. In this case, it's deep space rather than MMO.
The good: Suarez is brilliant at weaving near-future technology into an interesting story that stretches the mind. Jeff Gurner did his usual great job at narration.
The bad: The writing and story are sloppy compared to his prior books. The first 75% of the book could have been cut in half, and the character development wasn't up to Suarez's usual standard.
The inevitable: Clearly this book is screaming for a sequel.
Overall: Worth the credit and glad I spent the time, though I'm hoping the sequel will be more tightly written.
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- Suspect
- 2019-04-24
Uncreative and Predictable
Because I've enjoyed Suarez's previous novels and the publisher's summary of Delta-V sounded compelling, my expectations were high. But unfortunately, it was about as predictable, myopic, and cliché as most Michael Bay flicks, e.g. Armageddon, Deep Impact, etc. (In fact, Ben Affleck would be a great guy to cast as James Tighe if Mr. Bay were to bring Delta-V to the big screen.)
I've not the time to write a comprehensive review. So... The plot line is uncreative, predictable, and hackneyed. There are far too many lead characters (a baker's dozen), all of whom are poorly developed and colorless. The writing and dialogue is rather bland. And Jeff Gurner's narration is neither good nor bad; it's just meh. It's gotta be difficult for a solid narrator to narrate at his best when the novel he's narrating is a mess, so can't blame Jeff.
Even though I do not recommend Delta-V, I'm still a fan of Daniel's work...just not this time.
Story: 2.0
Narration: 3.5
Overall: 2.5
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- Carl
- 2019-05-04
"The Martian" on Steroids
Great book about a very Elon Musk type billionaire funding a secret asteroid mining project. However the story is mostly about the adventurous crew that has to survive the hostile challenges of space far away from any help. Great characters and a lot of info on the challenges of space beyond Earth. Plenty of action and, to me, a much more enjoyable and believable listen than "The Martian". I'm a big fan of Daniel Suarez's books and this one is one of his best. Love the reader too.
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- S. Johnson
- 2019-04-30
This book is more like an outline of a good book.
I have really enjoyed Suarez's other books but this one is pretty bad. The concept is fantastic but the execution is painful. Imagine reading a book about the building of some magnificent skyscraper and all you find inside is a bunch memos from the HR department of the construction company. The author goes to great effort to tell us how diverse the group astronauts are and how the selection process includes people of all sexual orientations but as soon as something interesting happens in the story you get a wave of the hand explanation (lots of problems get solved while characters are passed out) and then right back to pure boredom. I wouldn't be this harsh but I know this author is capable of much more and I'm hopeful the next book will be better.
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- Jarrett A. Bucknor
- 2019-05-08
Not Daniel's Best Work
I've listened to all of Daniel's book and this book does not measure up to his other books. The book is an okay listen, the ending was lacking. Jeff did another amazing job reading.
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- Anonymous User
- 2019-05-02
Unsatisfactory second half to promising story.
The opening half of the book is much better than the resulting second half which leaves a great deal in the air and largely ignores it's own premise.
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- Byron Babin
- 2019-05-02
Disappointed it was not as good as his other books
I’ve listened to all of Daniel Suarez’s books & am a big fan of his work. However, while entertaining, in my opinion, this book isn’t nearly as good as his previous books.
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- Max B Vockner
- 2019-05-06
Nothing special here
Having read every book by this author this book lacks the twists and turns of his other books.
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- Philip
- 2019-04-26
Powerfully inspiring hard scifi
I've read hundreds of sci-fi books in the past few years and this is perhaps the first time I've taken the time to write up a detailed Audible review.
I highly enjoyed almost every aspect of this book. Not only was the narration perfect for the characters, the effort put into the writing of this book really shows. Hard sci-fi is a difficult genre to write. It takes many hours to calculate orbits, masses, and research all the chemistry and biology. Daniel Suarez did his research. As a scientist who's done a lot of the same research for my own books, I can vouch for the authenticity of most of it. He didn't just strive to make the science accurate and persuasive, he made every character's job, from congressman, cave-diver, to space lawyer as authentic as possible. It's that authenticity that makes it so inspiring. By the end of the book, he really did convince me of potential (and difficulties) of astroid mining. More than that though, he's plotted us a way to do it. Like Arthur C Clarke and other futurists' writings, I think this work will inspire many future space entrepreneurs.
My only complaint is the sheer number of characters. It was difficult to keep them all straight. Still, it was easy to develop a strong connection to characters that were well developed. I was brought near to tears several times throughout the book.
So, in summary, I highly recommend this book for people who like smart sci-fi and aren't afraid to learn something. It might just change your perspective of the universe and humankind's place in it.
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- Jamie Scanlon
- 2020-02-25
Disappointing
I’m a huge fan of his other books but this one seemed half baked. I kept on looking at the time left and saying to myself, “this can’t be it, there has to be a twist coming.” But it never came. There were a bunch of plot elements that didn’t pay off, a bunch of characters that never got a comeuppance, a bunch of skipping over large sections of the timeline. I can’t help but think this was a good idea that didn’t get the authors due attention.
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