Death's End: A Richard and Kahlan Novel Paperback – 5 September 2017

Cixin Liu’s Death’s End is a powerful and mind-bending conclusion to The Three-Body Problem trilogy. It takes the story to incredible new heights, exploring humanity’s place in the universe and the difficult choices we face in the fight for survival.The book is full of fascinating ideas, from advanced physics to the mysteries of alien civilizations. Cheng Xin, the main character, brings a human and emotional perspective to the epic events, making the story both grand and personal.Liu’s writing is imaginative and thought-provoking, blending science with deep questions about love, sacrifice, and morality. The ending is both beautiful and haunting, leaving a lasting impression.If you love stories that challenge your imagination and make you think, Death’s End is a must-read. It’s a fitting and unforgettable end to an extraordinary trilogy.

Excellent book. The book received was in very good condition as well. Go for it.

Good book. But I liked the 2nd book in the series more. Cixin has very good imagination. Looking forward to more.

I have nothing to say, a masterpiece conclusion to a masterpiece story. could have used a little more detailed ending.

I really wonder how a human mind can imagin so deeply and visualise a future so accurately. This book is a true master piece and a Bible for the lovers of science fiction.

Wild and Imaginative. Although some concepts in this book seem like Science Fantasy instead of Science Fiction. Anyway this series is one of the finest gifts of Human imagination.

The story that was set up so well in the first book, dragged around in the second book and murdered in the third. Loved the concept but the execution was terrible. I expected the story to go a totally different way but I was surprised as to how bland it became.

Loved the final book in the three body problem series.I wasn’t sure if it’ll do justice to the first two books but the story was unexpected. A beautiful read!