Science Fiction / Space Opera · Entrée review
Tiamat’s Wrath Audiobook Review
As Laconia consolidates power across humanity’s 1,300 gates, Elvi investigates an ancient alien genocide while Teresa, the Rocinante crew and the wider resistance face escalating danger.
A little more about the listen
As Laconia consolidates power across humanity’s 1,300 gates, Elvi investigates an ancient alien genocide while Teresa, the Rocinante crew and the wider resistance face escalating danger.
The listening experience
Jefferson Mays carries the English unabridged production across political intrigue, alien-contact mystery and several intimate character threads. The long solo performance is best approached with enough continuity between sessions to keep the factions and investigations clear.
Best for
Listeners already invested in The Expanse who want a character-driven, high-stakes installment with imperial politics and alien mysteries.
The honest note
At just over 19 hours, the multiple plotlines and series continuity demand sustained attention. It is not a self-contained listen or an ideal entry point.
Worth considering for listeners already invested in the expanse who want a character-driven, high-stakes installment with imperial politics and alien mysteries. The honest note is the deciding reservation to weigh before spending a credit: At just over 19 hours, the multiple plotlines and series continuity demand sustained attention. It is not a self-contained listen or an ideal entry point.
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