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A review by kidclamp
Rama Revealed by Gentry Lee, Arthur C. Clarke
4.0
i have been working my way through the series very slowly and finally got through this last volume.
it is quite long and covers a lot of ground. Starting with the Wakefield family after arriving at the node, we see the return of Rama to Earth and a subsequent journey back to the stars. We observe new colony of humans fall prey to the worst of human nature and learn more about the Avians and Octospiders, and eventually, more about Ramas purpose.
The book was largely depressing, highlighting the problems in politics, and is a pretty biased view, but it continues the story of earlier volumes and gives a pleasing ending without trying to answer too many questions.
I wouldn't recommend this as a stand alone, but if you've enjoyed the rest of the series you should be left satisfied.
it is quite long and covers a lot of ground. Starting with the Wakefield family after arriving at the node, we see the return of Rama to Earth and a subsequent journey back to the stars. We observe new colony of humans fall prey to the worst of human nature and learn more about the Avians and Octospiders, and eventually, more about Ramas purpose.
The book was largely depressing, highlighting the problems in politics, and is a pretty biased view, but it continues the story of earlier volumes and gives a pleasing ending without trying to answer too many questions.
I wouldn't recommend this as a stand alone, but if you've enjoyed the rest of the series you should be left satisfied.