Carcharadons: Void Exile

Carcharodons: Warhammer 40,000

De: Robbie MacNiven

Narrado por: Shogo Miyakita

A Warhammer 40,000 Audiobook

In the cold dark between distant stars, the Carcharodon Astra hunt. These Space Marines are the Imperium’s exiled protectors, merciless predators who prey on the enemies of mankind at the edges of the galaxy. Yet there are times when they must set aside their insular practices and come in from the depths, a duty that Bail Sharr and the Carcharodon’s Third Company must now fulfil.

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The Carcharodons are a Space Marine Chapter unlike any other. Get a window into their inner workings as they navigate a protracted war and their relationship with Adeptus Mechanicus allies.

THE STORY

The isolated forge world of Diamantus faces a threat of apocalyptic proportions – a warped and mutated space hulk infested by the forces of Chaos, commanded by the monstrous datagnost Voldire, disciple of the dread demigod Vashtorr the Arkifane. As the battle-weary Carcharodons make their stand alongside the Adeptus Mechanicus, horrors and nightmares raining down around them, the Space Marines must confront their place within this new Imperium, and destroy the hulk before Diamantus is lost.

Written by Robbie MacNiven. Narrated by Shogo Miyakita. Runtime 9 hours and 51 minutes approx.

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That’s my reaper prime.

I am fairly new to warhammer but this entire series is amazing. 2000/10. The story, the people, the fighting all of it Thank you for the roller coaster and twists. I was fist pumping for Bail Sharr ,Reaper Prime. I need more please.

The Faction, the Lore, the Characters

We need more stories covering the Carcharodons!!!
Narration was great and the story was intense. I really hope there is more emphasis put on the faction going forward. Would 100% recommend the trilogy to anyone.

Unexpected, but Awesome

An unexpected turn for the end of a trilogy, but a strong story with new and returning characters. It makes me love the cast and appreciate their lore in a whole new light.

Space Sharks Rule!

This is a story about redemption and perseverance. I really enjoyed how it was essentially three stories that came together. The cultural aspects of the Space Sharks are very appealing. Great book!

Sharp Teeef

Enjoyed it. The series is good so far. The redemption character arch is good, wish they would have explained in more detail why he needed redeeming other than a mission failure.

Incredible blend of narrative wisdom and brotherhood

Fantastic addition to my favorite chapter’s lore. No spoilers but there are moments of true wisdom and insight, where listeners/readers are shown a different side of the sharks and Astartes culture as a whole. An absolute must-read for 40k fans, especially if you’re like me and the Sharks are your favorites.

Really great continuation of the carcharodons.

This books knocks it out of the park maybe even better than the first two. The inter imperium politics was well done, not too much and a great covering of vashtor and the way their cult works. I quite liked all the space hulk bits, as well as the narrator.
I think that the book really does well with keeping things going at a good pace, as well as not getting too bogged down in the action scenes that alot of black library books can.

I think Shogo Miyakita really hit his stride here, in previous books ive been rather meh to dissapointed on his work, but i think this is his best stuff yet. His narrations especially is really well done here, and his voicework is pretty good too.

Overall, Robbie is consistently one of my favorite black library authors and keeps that track up here.

Another Banger!

Robbie MacNiven knocks if out of the park with his 3rd Carcharodons novel! Excellent voice performance from Shogo Miyakita as well!

Spoiler warning - I’m excited for the next story hinted at the end! I missed Jade Rannik in this book but it looks like she’ll be back for the next one!

Carcharodons v Dark Mechanicus

It didn’t start out as strong as the previous two books, in my opinion. I think it’s because the enemy are dark mechanicus, which are harder to personalize as a listening. But it’s cool to hear Vashtor being used, definitely very up-to-date lore.

But man, the ending really ties things up very nicely. A very worthy addition to the series.

Excellent naratio

love the space sharks! another grim dark edition to the nomad predation fleet, & the Imperial warmachine.