The Interrogation of Salvor Lermentov

Warhammer 40,000

By: Chris Wraight

Narrated by: John Banks, David Seddon

Salvor Lermentov, Astra Militarum officer turned would-be freedom fighter, languishes in a dark cell deep within an Inquisition fortress. Captured for the crime of treachery, he is sure of his innocence - for did he not aid a servant of the Inquisition in preventing a grievous threat to Terra itself?

As he and Inquisitor Crowl match wits in an interrogation, Lermentov outlines his reasons for deserting - but Inquisitor Crowl knows darker truths about the Imperium of Man, and with them in mind, can he possibly allow this traitor to live?

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Great epilogue to the carrion throne

The audio drama is entertaining and well acted. It’s an interesting epilogue to the carrion throne that builds on the characters we saw developed in the book

My first audible experience

Lore whore here; caught up to this part of the 40k universe…this did NOT disappoint!! 🤑🤌

Best acting in a 40k Short Drama

The performances were outstanding! This story comes between books 1 and 2 in "The Vaults of Terra" series.

This drama is all about the acting, the story is secondary but a great add-on to the overall storyline.

Highly recommended

Another great Warhammer 40k Novella!

To consort with the heretic is to endanger one’s purity. But to lie to an inquisitor is to forfeit your soul. – Inquisition quote.

Another short novella, however this one had more back and forth between characters. Giving the listener a little glimpse inside the world, without devolving into an evil and not evil person/creature.

I totally want this as a full sized book, someone come take my money and give me that book!!! However, only four stars because it is only a scene out of a book, not a complete story (well I guess we could quibble on that).

great follow up

a nice bow on the gift that is the first book of the series and beyond, this conversation carried many possibilities and it even makes some of the later decisions have more merit when you remember this is in the back of his mind.