Leviathan Wakes by James S.A. Corey

Leviathan Wakes was damn intense. I’d describe it as a book that managed to keep me on the edge of my seat, but I don’t tend to sit down when listening to audiobooks.

The story follows the journies of two different main characters, Jim Holden and Detective Miller, as they end up thrust headfirst into an epic mystery of galactic proportions. They both end up embroiled in conflicts far above their pay grade and well out of their depth.

More than anything, the book focuses on how the actions of these two men impact the world around them and in turn how they cope with the things they cause. Despite the massive scope of the events, the book manages to keep you very well invested in the lives of these men and their crews. It feels far more personal than you’d expect for a book with such a large scope.

The authors do a fantastic job of hooking you into the mystery of the greater world while still keeping you very invested in the stories of each of the characters. Everything that happens personally affects the characters that you follow and you just can’t help but root for them.

The audiobook narration was also done very well and I can highly recommend the book in audio format.

I’d highly recommend for people who enjoy sci-fi or mystery novels.

Author: tamagodono

I am a fantasy lover from Brisbane, Australia. I love fantasy and sci-fi novels. My friends on this blog keep telling me, Tam, you have a problem, and they’re probably right. I acquire books at an alarmingly fast rate. I like my bookshelf. I like nice looking books. When I see a nice book it tends to end up on my bookshelf. I have a lot of books to read!

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