The Saints of Salvation

Peter F. Hamilton brings his Salvation trilogy to a satisfying climax . . . a stirring finale * The Guardian * This is outstanding sci-fi, monstrous in scale both physical and temporal, with knock-out thrills and spills . . . It delivers on every level * Daily Mail * A massive, knock-your-socks-off, bravura finish * Locus Magazine * A rousing, action-packed space opera that further cements his reputation as a master of the genre . . . Fans will be thrilled to see this series go out on a high note -- <i>Publishers Weekly</i>, starred review Exceptional . . . shows a writer that is the master of his genre, delivering everything expected, and more. Highly recommended * SFFWorld * The Saints of Salvation is exactly what I have come to expect from a Peter F. Hamilton novel – grand awe-inspiring celestial vistas and plots that manage to be both devilishly simple yet also fiendishly complex. I can confidently confirm you’ll find all that and more in his latest masterwork * EloquentPage * A satisfactory conclusion * SFCrowsnest * Prepare for science fiction on a truly galactic scale . . . This was an awe-inspiring read * RunalongTheShelves * Everything readers of Salvation will have hoped for. A series emerging as a modern classic -- Stephen Baxter, author of <i>Time</i>, on <i>Salvation Lost</i> This is galactic-scale space opera . . . audacious, exciting, funny and just happens to have the most terrifying alien invasion concept I've ever encountered -- Alastair Reynolds, author of <i>Revelation Space</i> on <i>Salvation Lost</i> Savage, brilliant and compelling. A masterclass in tension and spectacle -- Gareth L. Powell, author of <i>Embers of War</i>, on <i>Salvation Lost</i>