Ahriman: Eternal

Ahriman: Warhammer 40,000, Book 4

De: John French

Narrado por: Mark Elstob

Book Four in the Ahriman Series

Ahriman's great quest is far from over. In the fourth instalment of John French's series, the Arch-Sorcerer attempts to bend time itself to his will in order to undo the curse that shattered his Legion.

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Ahriman—one of the 41st Millennium's most notorious villains and compelling characters—faces the immortal necrons in a struggle over the very fabric of time, with his entire Legion hanging in the balance.

THE STORY

Doom has come upon the Thousand Sons. A plague of fire and dust stalks the Legion across time and space, born from the sorcerous Rubric that saved them from annihilation and damned them for eternity. One by one, the spirits of the Rubricae are vanishing from the prisons of their armour—and one by one, living sorcerers are cursed to take their place.

Driven by the obsessive need to save his Legion and find redemption, Ahzek Ahriman seeks the time-altering technology of the forgotten necrons to overwrite his past mistakes. Shadowed by aeldari Harlequins, and with secrets and divisions spreading through his forces, the Arch-Sorcerer must find a new path to salvation—before all becomes dust.

Written by John French. Narrated by Mark Elstob.

©2022 Games Workshop Limited (P)2022 Games Workshop Limited

Doesn’t progress the story much

Doesn’t do much to progress the story from the trilogy, does add some character development for a couple of the other thousand sons.

Interesting

Can't wait to see what's next, as it definitely left on a but of a hanger.

well done!

Author is brilliant! as well as the performance of the audio book! The complexity of plot was easily comprehended!

We want more Ahriman!

Loved it, will most likely listen again. Keep creating stories for Azek Ahriman, he is the best.

it was ok

It was ok explained in no less than fifteen words to readers I don't know.

Compelling but definitely the beginning

Sad to see some characters die, but the threads of future story you can see are intriguing indeed. Wish there was more context so I could figure out when this novel takes place. If you need resolution to be satisfied you will probably want to wait for the next if not next two books to come out before you begin. Features a healthy dose of Aeldari, Harlequins specifically, and Necrons.

Some voices are awful

The VA isn’t terrible overall, but there are some voices he does that grate the ears. I swear they were chosen before seeing how much dialogue they have. One chapter is two of these talking for 20 minutes and I nearly dropped out but once you’re past that point it gets better.

Confusing

A bit confusing, but the story and performance were good. Would recommend to continue series

A little confusing with the wibbly wobbly timey whimey

I love this series. I’m on the verge of starting TSon’s army because of it. BL succeeding in their mission. The story got a bit confusing in places, but I think that was intentional, because time. I just wish there was more resolution at the end.

wish it had No prolong. skip n book is better

Restart the book and pretty upset that it's less good with the intro prolog, 5 or 10% as much maybe keep.
but I Loved the book without it. somehow i pressed the wrong butten and skipped modt of it