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” The Ascendant Stars ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read.Battle-ready factions converge above Darien, all with the same objective: to control this newly discovered planet and access the powerful weapons at its heart. Despotic Hegemony forces dominate much of known space and they want this world too, but Darien’s inhabitants are determined to fight for their future. However, key players in this conflict aren’t fully in control. Hostile AIs have infiltrated key minds and have an agenda, requiring nothing less than the destruction or subversion of all organic life. And they are near to unleashing their cohorts, a host of twisted machine intelligences caged beneath Darien. Fighting to contain them are Darien’s hidden guardians, and their ancient ally the Construct, on a millennia-long mission to protect sentient species. As the war reaches its peak, the AI army is roaring to the surface, to freedom and an orgy of destruction.Darien is first in line in a machine vs. human war — for life or the sterile dusts of space.

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Or perhaps there really are parts of this book that are simply too slow and parts that are too complex, but various things seem to have gone wrong in the earlier chapters. For one, a few of the story lines started in Orphaned Worlds are taken apart early on. Also, a wholly new concept of artificial sentients transporting themselves across data networks is introduced and Cobley struggles to find ways to describe what’s going on in a way that is really convincing. But as the story progresses it does regain momentum and when the powers of the Legion, Segrana, the Godhead and the Roug are finally unleashed (after hyping some of them up since Book 1), Cobley doesn’t disappoint. A series of truly epic battles conclude the trilogy and Cobley manages to ambush the reader with many surprises along the way. If you like space opera and a complex, weaving storyline, you should read the trilogy in order.