Title: A Rewarding Experience
Product review: Pandora's Star is a book of epic proportions. It shows boundless imagination and is truly striking in its breadth and detail. Plot elements include (but are not limited to) numerous different worlds, an "Intersolar Commonwealth," cults, vanishing stars, wormholes, interstellar starships not limited by light speed, repeated physical rejuvenation of body and mind, and a fascinatingly inhuman alien life form. It is also daunting in length. For me, the book took fully 700 pages to reach ramming speed, but it was so rich and unique that the effort itself seemed worthwhile. I intend to read the sequel, "Judas Unchained," and I'm looking forward to seeing what Hamilton does with the universe he has created.
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