Dragon Planet

Sci-Fi

Dragon Planet

by Dan Wells

Narrated by Emily Woo Zeller & Margaret Ying Drake & Steve Rimpici

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3 hours and 45 minutesRuntimeNarrated editionNarration
Sci-Fi
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What it’s about

Embark on an intergalactic thrill ride with "Dragon Planet" by Dan Wells. Join Zero and Nyx in a race against time on Kaguya, a planet with dragons and deadly storms. Get ready for pulse-pounding action and suspense in this ultimate sci-fi escapade. Expect 1; In "Dragon Planet," Dan Wells masterfully weaves a high-stakes narrative that propels listeners into the vibrant, yet treacherous world of K.

If you like sci‑fi that feels cinematic—wide horizons, tight corners, and consequences—this one is easy to sink into. Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

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11 evidence signals evaluated · 0 unique retained source records remain after filtering and deduplication. One retained record may support more than one evidence signal, while discussion and network totals count unique conversations and source families.

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What we can confirm
Verified narrator castEmily Woo Zeller, Margaret Ying Drake, and Steve Rimpici
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Reader Themes

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Scientific Detail6 discussions

Scientific detail is the theme readers return to most consistently, making it a useful clue to whether the book fits your tastes.

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Where Readers Agree

The strongest agreement centers on scientific detail. The leading theme appears across 6 independent discussions and 6 source networks, which makes it more than a one-off reaction.

The strongest theme is independently supported across 6 discussions and 6 source networks.

Is This Right for You?

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Our Take

This is a sci-fi story where scientific detail stand out most strongly. Emily Woo Zeller, Steve Rimpici, Margaret Ying Drake, full cast is confirmed for this edition, but the book itself is easier to characterize than the performance, so the narrator credit remains useful context rather than a firm narration judgment.

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GenreSci-Fi AuthorDan Wells NarratorEmily Woo Zeller NarratorMargaret Ying Drake NarratorSteve Rimpici

Runtime & Edition Details

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3 hours and 45 minutes

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