A Desolation Called Peace

Author: Arkady Martine
Length: 496 pages
Publication Date: First published March 2, 2021
Book Summary: A Desolation Called Peace
Recipient of the 2022 Hugo Award for Best Novel
Now featured as a USA Today bestseller!
Recognized in Publishers Weekly’s Best Books of 2021
Selected in Amazon’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy of 2021
Chosen as Bookpage’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy of 2021
Nominated for the Goodreads Choice Awards for Best Science Fiction Book of 2021
A Desolation Called Peace serves as the magnificent sequel to Arkady Martine’s groundbreaking and award-winning debut, A Memory Called Empire.
As an alien armada looms ominously on the fringes of Teixcalaanli territory, communication with this enigmatic force remains elusive, and no means of destruction has proven effective. Fleet Captain Nine Hibiscus finds herself in a precarious situation, quickly exhausting her options.
In a bold move to engage the mysterious invaders through diplomacy, Captain Hibiscus has dispatched a diplomatic envoy. Mahit Dzmare and Three Seagrass find themselves grappling with the aftermath of recent upheavals within the Empire, now tasked with the daunting challenge of establishing dialogue with this hostile presence.
The stakes are monumental: failure could result in catastrophic loss of life, propelling the Empire into a relentless war. Conversely, success might not only avert the destruction of Teixcalaan but also facilitate its voracious expansion.
However, the consequences of their actions could give rise to something far more unpredictable and extraordinary . . .
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A Desolation Called Peace has garnered a notably positive reception among readers. Many have praised its intricate world-building and thought-provoking themes that resonate deeply. The narrative’s ability to blend science fiction with profound philosophical questions has captivated a broad audience.
Readers often admire the character development, finding the protagonists relatable and their journeys compelling. The author’s skillful writing style is also a highlight, with many noting how it immerses them in the story from the very beginning.
While some may have encountered pacing issues or felt certain plot points were less engaging, the general consensus leans towards appreciation for the book’s ambition and depth. Overall, A Desolation Called Peace is viewed as a significant contribution to its genre, leaving a lasting impression on those who venture into its pages.
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