Audio Review // Sermon of Exodus by David Annandale
Here’s a tale I didn’t enjoy. Stop by read up and let me know if I am wrong.
Audio Review // The Phoenician by Nick Kyme
We head back to Isstvan for the final battle of the Primarchs from the Iron Hands and Emperor’s Children. Can this story live up to the tale? Let us see.
Audio Review // Hands of the Emperor by Rob Sanders
Time for a trip to Terra and it seems the new security protocols are causing issues.
Audio Review // Artefacts by Nick Kyme
A 30k tale featuring Vulkan’s artefacts, and the reason behind hiding some of them. It is also a tale that links to a 40k era story where the Salamanders seek out Vulkan’s Artefacts
Audio Review // Lord of the Red Sands by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
A rare glimpse into the mind of Angron the Primarch of the blood thirsty World Eaters. Come delve into the darkness.
Audio Review // Howl of the Hearthworld by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
The Space Wolves are back and this time we learn of the watch packs who are sent to watch over the other Primarchs at the request of Leman Russ and Malcador.
Audio Review // The Devine Adoratrice by Graham McNeill
Welcome to the World of Molech. Home to House Devine a group of knights who ride powerful warmachines into battle. But with a simple betrayal the scene is set for one of the bloodiest battles held during the Horus Heresy.
Audio Review // Deathfire by Nick Kyme (The Horus Heresy #32)
Back to the Salamanders and old Vulkan himself. Let’s see what this legion has been up to.
Audio Review // Cypher: Guardian of Order by Gav Thorpe / Heart of the Conqueror by Aaron Dembski-Bowden / Censure by Nick Kyme / Bjorn: Lone Wolf by Chris Wraight
The final stories of Legacies of Betrayal. Dark Angels, World Eaters, Ultramarines, and Space Wolves grace us in this review. Read on!
Audio Review // Horus Heresy Warmaster / Kryptos / Wolf's Claw
Three very quick short tales today. We visit Horus, the Iron Hands, the Salamanders, along with Bjorn of the Space Wolves and a cheeky bit of Alpha legion mischief. I hope you enjoy!
Audio Review // Horus Heresy Strike and Fade/Honour to the Dead/Butcher's Nails
A real mix of Horus Heresy stories today with the Salamanders, Night Lords, Ultramarines, World Eaters and Word Bearers all getting some story time. Come read on!
Audio Drama // Thief of Revelation/Hunter's Moon by Graham McNeill & Guy Haley
A double review with the first focused on the Thousand Sons and the second a clash between the Space Wolves and the Alpha Legion.
Come check it out.
Audio Review // Horus Heresy Shorts - Serpent/Riven/Veritas Ferrum
Triple header short story blog post. As we focus on three short stories from multiple author. We explore the Serpent Cult of Davin, the shattered legions and the heartbreaking discovery of Isstvan massacre.
Audio Review // Brotherhood of the Storm by Chris Wraight
The Scars are back, and for once, we get information about them that helps to explain their role in the galaxy. Come check it out.
Audio Review // Vengeful Spirit by Graham McNeill
Trying out the Horus Heresy on Audible today. I am hoping this option will help me cross over the finish line with this series.
Audio Review // Hunger by Andy Smillie
Time for some Black Library goodness. This time we enjoy a Warhammer 40k tale following the Flesh Tearers as they board a Space Hulk in attempt to purge it of a Tyranid infestation.
Audio Review // The Bookkeeper’s Skull by Justin D.Hill
Moving back to 40k with a suspenseful horror title named The Bookjeeper’s Skull by Justin D. Hill.
Audio Book // Alien Echo by Mira Grant
This story taught me the lesson of not judging a book by its cover. Come check out my quick review of this young adult read.
Audio Book // Star Wars Dooku: Jedi Lost
I love an understandable villain—a hero who has become so focused on the goal that they have become the thing they sought to stop. Dooku is one such character, up there with Lex Luthor and Thanos. In another time they could have been the hero instead they are seen as a misguide villain.
Audio Review: Fabius Bile - Repairer of Ruin by Josh Reynolds
A sane man in a galaxy of madness is viewed as insane, and this is where I feel Fabius Bile sits. How corrupted have I become?