Lazarus: Enmity's Edge

Warhammer 40,000

De: Gary Kloster

Narrado por: John Banks

Duración: 11 h y 47 m

Resumen del Editor

A Warhammer 40,000 Audiobook

Across the warp storms of the Great Rift, a distress beacon calls for aid. The Rock is listening, for the Dark Angels have only their oaths to remind them of who they are.

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See what happens when the Dark Angels encounter a planet that might have even more secrets than they do! Can Master Lazarus cope with discovering what it really means to be defined by your oaths?

THE STORY

Supreme Grand Master Azrael summons Lazarus and his Fifth Company to honour an old debt on the Knight world of Reis – a planet upon which the warp has set its hungry gaze.

But Lazarus is not so sure Reis wants to be saved – its Knights are long lost, its governance is dogged by political strife, and internecine conflict hampers the world’s defence against an ancient evil. ­An evil which, like Lazarus himself, refuses to die.

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Lazarus is awesome

The story kept me interested. I'd definitely recommend to a 40k geek for sure !!

The Yapper saves the day!

I really liked this story, Lazarus genuinely feels fear and is a lot more relatable than most other dark angels. The company command is pretty well written with their own unique quirks. The first chapters of Ork Battle was kinda boring, but it quickly picks up the pace after the meeting with Azrael and the Yapper herself. Performance could use a little bit more range but the story carries this audiobook.

The story met standards but the reader has limited range

So the story is decent. The writing didn’t win me over but the broader story was good. A twist followed by a new foe for the series which won’t turn the Black Library on its head but its fresh and I respect that.

John Banks has a limited range and I don’t think he used the full of even his limited set on this book. What he brings is decent it’s worth the three stars but it really could have been better for differentiating characters.

The Chaplin’s method

Some of the battles are hard to contextualize. Story was pretty good and it’s nice to see the dark angels displayed this way.

A standout story

I have gone through a lot of 40K books and many stories sort of regress to the mean. This one stands out. The characters seemed to have a little more pop and the story itself was fun and engaging. The Dark Angels are better when they aren’t so inwardly focused. This was a fun story! Worth your credit.

Above average astartes story

Interesting antagonist and a decent set-piece world. Good for those looking for insight on Knights and the Mechanicus as well.

Simple and Enjoyable

It is a good action story. The story felt it dragged in places, particularly the final battle. The combat was well written, but there was a lot of it. All the characters were likable and it was narrated well. The book was at its best with the character interactions.

Great to get a better look into Lazarus

Great narrator. Story was short, but very engaging. For the First! For The Lion! For The Emperor!

Amazing higjly recommended

Just wow, from the start to the end it was amazing. The story kept me hooked, and I never felt bored or wanting to skip forward, this was really enjoyable book, that added a lot of lore for the dark angles, and the ending OMG sent me chill through my whole body, amazing ending with an amazing character with depth and struggle and moment that made a tear come to my eye,

Captain my captain!

Amazing book and definitely worth the read!

Lazarus captivates and keeps us centered on the mission while handling set back after set back. Taking on foes never encountered before while receiving aid from the least likely of places.

Definitely offers a new look at the Dark Angels and reignites my love for the 1st Legion/Chapter.

For the Lion!