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Science Fiction · 2017 · PG-13

Persepolis rising

by James S. A. Corey

A new empire is rising. The Rocinante crew is too old for this.

For14+GenreScience FictionLength560 pagesRead time~16 hoursCommunity ratings0

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Violence

A lot

Space combat and military conflict; deaths of characters; the scale of the new threat is significant

Language

Some

Moderate adult language; the series' characteristic voice

Sexual Content

Barely any

Adult relationships; restrained

Substance Use

Barely any

None

Emotional Intensity

Some

The weight of aging and the question of who you are when the struggle that defined you is over

What this book is about

The seventh Expanse novel jumps thirty years into the future: Holden and the Rocinante crew are older, the Solar System is transformed, and a new threat from through the ring gates is about to change everything again. Corey's space opera continues its exploration of power, survival, and what humanity does with the stars.

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