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The Singularity Trap
- Lu par : Ray Porter
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- Catégories : Science-Fiction et fantasy, Science-fiction

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Description
Dennis E. Taylor, author of the best-selling Bobiverse trilogy, explores a whole different, darker world in this sci-fi stand-alone. Determined to give his wife and children a better life back home, Ivan Pritchard ventures to the edge of known space to join the crew of the Mad Astra as an asteroid miner. He's prepared for hard work and loneliness—but not the unthinkable. After coming into contact with a mysterious alien substance, Pritchard finds an unwelcome entity sharing his mind, and a disturbing physical transformation taking place. With his very humanity at stake, Pritchard must save mankind from a full-scale interstellar war.
Brought to life by prolific, award-winning narrator Ray Porter, The Singularity Trap is a thrilling adventure rife with drama and action on a truly cosmic scale.
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“Dennis Taylor serves up a top-notch outer-space adventure…. Ray Porter’s narration is simply brilliant…. In addition to suspense, action, futuristic detail, and moments of comedy, the book brings a light, investigative touch to the question of what exactly human identity is.” (The Washington Post)
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- Amazon Customer
- 29/09/2018
Disappointing
Tried my best to finish this book. As a rule I don't listen to a bad story for this long without returning it as unsatisfactory. However hoping that this book would eventually develop into something other than a cliche I tried to stick it out. Unfortunately it just never developed I'm returning it! Don't waste your credit.
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- Allan Nielsen
- 13/10/2018
Slightly generic and boring story.
Firstly, Ray Porter is excellent! Just like the Bobbi verse books this deals with AI in a very superficial and run of the mill way. I had a hard time getting through it. The first third of the book is good, as soon as the big reveal comes, it's all down hill from there.
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- Queso Rob
- 02/05/2019
On the more realistic side
Many authors of this genre bend the laws of physics, aka magic. This is on the more believable side. No faster than light travel, no ridiculous space combat, basically none of the "magic" stuff that you commonly find in other books.
It's similar to The Day The Earth Stood Still, but takes place in the middle of the next century and the story launches after astroid miners encounter something alien. The role tech plays is less gimicky than in other stories, and much more creative.
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- Amy Scott
- 13/06/2018
Excellent.
After reading the Bobiverse books, I craved more from Taylor. The Singularity Trap exceeded my expectations. I just love Taylor’s writing style and story telling ability.
As for this production, Ray Porter did an excellent job, as he always does. Also, the addition of how voices were portrayed over a phone call, radio, etc was really neat. I hope to find more audiobooks produced like this.
If you enjoyed anything Ray Porter has narrated or Dennis E. Taylor’s Bobiverse books, you will thoroughly enjoy The Singularity Trap.
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- Andy
- 17/07/2018
interesting but not riveting
Ray Porter knocked it out of the park as usual. However, the book itself was kinda, just ok. There were some interesting concepts and ideas, but it wasn't an edge of your seat page turner. It felt like the whole book was a build up for the real event... but then it was over.
Not a bad space book, but not stellar.... pun intended.
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- Deimir
- 17/10/2018
Even Ray Porter couldn't save this
While Ray Porter continues to give an excellent performance, and the production of the audio version was top notch, the story totally falls flat. Bad characters, with very little or nonsensical growth, lots of redundant chapters, and a seemingly inconsistent understanding of orbital distances.
I will say that the humorous moments do work well, but that's just about the only bright spot I found in this frustrating story.
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- William
- 01/07/2018
If it wasn't for Ray...
I would have never finished this book. Loved Dennis's Bobiverse books but this book is horrible. One dimensional characters, stereotypes galore, today's politics, razor thin plot and horrible science. Very slow deadliest catch start leads to what should finally give the reader some action they've been craving, but ultimately leads to disappointment. Not sure if this was a book Dennis wrote prior to the Bob books (i.e., his first book), but hopefully this isn't what we have to look forward to in the future.
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- HK
- 24/11/2018
Underwhelming.
Not much more to add that others haven’t already said. The author’s amateur status really shines in this one. Poor writing and plotting. Easier to hide it in the compelling bobiverse, but it stands out here, and it’s hard to get lost in the story.
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- Kindle Customer
- 18/05/2019
What a mind $#&@
It's books like this that make you question humanity in multiple senses. I appreciate anything that gets me thinking. The other extremely enjoyable part is how real the humans are in the story, they behave most likely how we would behave in the scenario. It's horrifying and humbling.
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- ryan mckinney
- 10/06/2018
Disappointed fan of Dennis E. Taylor
I love this combination of author and narrator, being a huge fan of the Bobiverse. However... the story here fell very flat. If this is another three part series it may get better... but this felt like a very rushed, weak installment from Taylor. The character building is decent (nothing special, but I like a few characters and would like to hear more about them) and that’s why I think that a series could survive this. However, poor conflict buildup and a disappointing, magic wand ending mean that as a stand-alone story, this is sadly a failure for me.
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- Hirschhornsalz
- 06/09/2018
Great. Even better than Legion.
Great story, convincing characters, interesting theme. As I was listening in Audible, the narrator was very good too.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 28/08/2018
brilliant and surprisingly accurate
so I'm not an expert on most of concepts but I dabble a lot in science. the computer side it very accurately portrait I as a programmer could identify with Ivan easily and agree with most of his decisions. he works his expertise into his conversations very fluently with makes his part of the story very coherent.
while there are some small criticism's I'll keep the review of the story short and not go into details about them its only some nitpicks.
If you are a science or computer nerd you will have a blast with the story, but even people who have no clue about the portrait concepts will enjoy this a lot!
Ray Porter does an amazing job with his tone in this, he was never off the mark and conveyed emotions perfectly. I'm still only giving 4 stars because I'm used to a more cinematic style of reading, with giving the characters more distinct voices, I missed that a bit here even though it was not necessary
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- Dirk Zimmermann
- 19/07/2018
Future or not
interesting science fiction plot where mankind proves again stupid enough to nearly spoil everything only helped by some individuals with moral and Ideals. Story and reader with Good thrill throughout the story
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- Blackadder
- 19/05/2020
A bit rushed
Promising narrative, yet muddled in places and with a growing feeling of the story being rushed towards the end of the book. Taylor leaves many of the most interesting ideas criminally un- or underexplored. With more planning and the willingness to slow down the progression of events in favor of developing concepts and characters, the book could have easily been twice as long without losing any of its appeal. This is the first work by Dennis E Taylor where I wished that another, perhaps more competent author such as Neal Stephenson had written it.
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- Christian Sackmann
- 24/10/2018
Für mich zum einschlafen
Sprecher verständlich und macht seinen Job gut.
Die Story selbst ist leider das Problem, hier zündet es sehr lange bis gar nicht. Das Buch möchte sich eher philosiphisch mit ein paar Themen auseinander setzten, scheitert jedoch kläglich.
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- PatrickTT
- 27/02/2021
Dennis Taylor halt
Ich liebe den Stil von Dennis Taylor - seine Geschichten sind tief, intelligent, manche Charaktere etwas flach und andere wiederum komplex. Immer so wie es zur Erzählung passt. Physik und Nerd-tum wie immer ganz oben.
Ein Fest für Sci-Fi Nerds.
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- Amazon Kunde
- 10/01/2021
schöne Geschichte
schöne aber nicht sehr spannende Geschichte. hat mich gut unterhalten aber wird nicht unbedingt eine Empfehlung für Freunde. Die "We are Bob" Trilogie von Taylor fand ich großartig!
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- Ivan Kirichenko
- 23/06/2020
Definitely recommend.
Just amazing. The story is nice and the narrative is outstanding. Never thought that a single person can produce so many accents.
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- Norbert
- 29/04/2020
Story good to follow and interesting thoughts
But not much suspense. Still, Sci-fi fans that ran out of new stuff will like this.
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- Marius
- 26/04/2020
Very entertaining
Pros
- easy to follow
- action packed
- likeable characters
- hard to put down
- great audio production value
Caveats
- stereotypes
- almost no character development
- linear and somewhat simplistic story
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