Vulkan Lives

The Horus Heresy, Book 26

De: Nick Kyme

Narrado por: Saul Reichlin

In the wake of the Dropsite Massacre at Isstvan V, the survivors of the Salamanders Legion searched long and hard for their fallen primarch, but to no avail. Little did they know that while Vulkan might have wished himself dead, he lives still...languishing in a hidden cell for the entertainment of a cruel gaoler, his brother Konrad Curze.

Enduring a series of hellish tortures designed to break his body and spirit, Vulkan witnesses the depths of the Night Haunter's depravity but also discovers something else - a revelation that could change the course of the entire war.

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Intertwined story

Many seem to dislike the multiple stories, but they are all connected and make for a great overall story with a hint of mystery. The narrator's voices for characters tend to sound the same, and he has difficulty switching between two characters quickly. Overall, it's a great story and the descriptions of Vulkan going HAM are worth it alone.

The maze at the end

The guy who reads it sounds exactly like I think Vulkan should sounds it just sounds so good to me

great story

loved the story but wasn't a big fan of the readers voice that's it tbh tho

Creative and insightful

Memento style story - overall close some loops and opened up new ones with questions that may be answered in later books. Philosophical and captivating storyline. A bit confusing at times.

I believe.

Certainly not worth the hate hype, but a bit of a slap-chop story. It suffers from the usual difficulty of character following of other entries, however some of the spectacle amplifies this confusion. The torture of Vulkan and the gray motivations of Grammaticus are a hearty meal you can sink your teeth into, however and still make this a worth entry.