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Coyote Rising
- A Novel of Interstellar Revolution
- Narrated by: Peter Ganim, Allen Steele
- Length: 17 hrs and 33 mins
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BONUS AUDIO: Includes an exclusive introduction by author Allen Steele.
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- Michael
- 20-05-09
Great, Great Stuff
This was a really good book. It was better than the first in the series. However, it is necesary to read the first book before embarking on this book. The characters Mr. Steele has created for Coyote were really well developed, and I cried when certain characters died. So sad. I was happy when others died. Also the war was well played. Listen to the book; I don't want to ruin it, but I will highly recommend it. This is probably the best space frontier/military sci-fi out on Audible with the exception of the Prince Roger series by John Ringo. I reccomend that series also.
Also it seems to me the only political ideology that Mr. Steele expouses in the second novel is a constitutional Democracy, and the only may to run one is by using libertarian principles. I.E there is no free lunch.
12 people found this helpful
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- Eric
- 16-05-10
Good story ruined by bad narration
Good story, good sequel to Coyote, spoiled by dull, dull, dull, slow, monotone narration. Find a different recording, or read the book instead.
At least be sure to listen to the sample before you purchase and download!
7 people found this helpful
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- spacecasecake
- 12-05-11
Great sequel, though a very different book
Where Coyote was a book about man's initial thrust to colonize another planet, Rising is more of a political history of the problems that arise in a new colony. Not quite as hard sci-fi filled with the unknown as the first, but still an engaging read.
My biggest gripe is that Steele writes in circles. It's as if your're on a boat trying to cross a river but often you get caught in a whirlpool and spin around and around. Eventually you paddle out and progress several feet but then get caught in another whirlpool. Steele constantly rehashes plot points so that "you remember why X=Y" and it's quite overbearing. Feels like filler more often than not. He also has a habit of introducing compelling characters that he seemingly forgets to get back to later in the book.
Our slow-reading-robotic narrator Peter Ganim seems to have picked up the pace a little this time around.... but he's still the most painful point of this audiobook.
5 people found this helpful
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- Kasandra
- 20-06-09
Just as Good
This, the second part, is just as good as the first. Another book I listened to straight through and have now added the 3rd to my Wish List.
4 people found this helpful
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- L.
- 09-09-10
Unending dreariness plagues this book
I kept waiting for some small ray of hope to relieve the total doom and gloom of this book. From beginning to end, it is full of hopelessness. It become tedious and boring. I definitely don't recommend wasting money or time on it.
3 people found this helpful
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- qwavemi
- 09-11-13
Solid story
What did you love best about Coyote Rising?
Alternate universe approach
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The book although a part of a series can stand alone. I dislike reading a series as it is just a scam to pad weak story lines, draw out the drama and take my money
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- Dennis
- 17-09-12
Great second book
Well written and well natterated. 4 Stars. Good trilogy. Nice twist on things. A good sci-fi story.
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- Ryan Porte
- 31-12-20
Loved the story, not the narrator
The story is great sci-fi although it can be repetitive. The narrator's voice is a bit grating but bearable after getting used to it.
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- M. Murphy
- 03-07-15
Excellent story, but repetitive.
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The story is very good. I found some of the story very repetitive. Every character had to reintroduce every other character. It appears the story was written as a series of short stories that have been combined into a single book.
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- Philip Weiss
- 30-05-15
Fetishizing the frontier and the Confederacy
Decent story of how the first colonists on another planet fought for freedom from the second set of colonists. oh, those socialists, always saying they want everything for the good of all but really just want power and totalitarianism. the frontier loving people of Coyote know Robert E Lee is the best mythical figure to inspire true freedom loving people!