The Final Architecture Series in Order by Adrian Tchaikovsky

"Lords of Uncreation" is the third and final book in Adrian Tchaikovsky's space opera trilogy, "The Final Architecture." The book follows the story of a shadowy Cartel that discovers a weapon against alien destroyers of worlds. The Cartel scrambles to turn this discovery into a weapon, but they face several obstacles on their path to victory. The cover of the book shows a planet in browns and golds, and the story is described as intense, suspenseful, and gut-wrenching. While there is not much information about the plot of the book, it is clear that it is a science fiction novel that explores themes of humanity, war, and survival in a futuristic setting. Overall, "Lords of Uncreation" is a highly anticipated book that promises to be a thrilling conclusion to Tchaikovsky's trilogy.

"Eyes of the Void" is the second novel in Adrian Tchaikovsky's "The Final Architecture" trilogy. The book is a space opera that follows the crew of the Vulture God, their Partheni allies, and a Hiver scientist named Trine as they face a crisis that forces them to delve into the void. The novel is dense with ideas and wild characters, and promises to reveal the fundamental nature of the universe. At nearly 600 pages, the book is a bit on the long side, but Tchaikovsky's writing is engaging and avoids being wordy or dispassionate. "Eyes of the Void" advances the plot, reveals new information, and sets up the conclusion of the trilogy. Overall, the book has received positive reviews for its world-building, character development, and storytelling.

Adrian Tchaikovsky's book "All the Shards of Earth" is the first book in the "The Final Architects Trilogy" series. It is a space opera featuring a crew of plucky misfits, a bashed-up ship, and a mysterious and terrifying alien enemy on the horizon. The book is set in a future where Earth has been destroyed, and mankind has created a fighting elite to save their species, enhanced humans such as Idris. The book is 457 pages long and was first published on August 3, 2021. The story opens with a cosmic struggle against an enemy so vast that even humanity's most advanced technologies are no match for it. The book is well-paced and consistently engaging throughout as the reader tries to unravel the mysteries behind the Architects and much more. The book is filled with fascinating ideas and world-building, and the characters are well-developed and easy to invest in.