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Angel Exterminatus
- The Horus Heresy, Book 23
- Narrated by: David Timson
- Length: 18 hrs and 11 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Perturabo - master of siegecraft and the executioner of Olympia. Long has he lived in the shadow of his more favoured primarch brothers, frustrated by the mundane and ignominious duties which regularly fall to his Legion.
When Fulgrim offers him the chance to lead an expedition in search of ancient and destructive xenos weaponry, the Iron Warriors and the Emperor's Children unite and venture deep into the heart of the great star maelstrom that haunts Perturabo's dreams.
Pursued by vengeful survivors from Isstvan V and the revenants of a dead eldar world, they must work quickly if they are to unleash the devastating power of the Angel Exterminatus.
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- Bridget Cramblit
- 11-11-18
A deep spiral into the madness of Fulgrim.
This book is fantastic start to finish. If you want to read a book that gives the spotlight to the Iron Warriors and Perturabo, read Angel Exterminatus. Starting with an epic slaughter of a battle between the Iron Warriors and Imperial Fists, introducing Fulgrim in his bizarre flagrancy and slowly showing his descent into Daemon Primarchood, the book takes many twists and turns that are not only enjoyable to read but make you appreciate the absolute cold and bitter bad*sses that the Iron Warriors and Perturabo are. Perturabo went from being a Primarch I knew nothing about to one that I absolutely adore, a tactical mastermind and renaissance man that simply wanted to construct awe inspiring and beautiful structures for the Emperor but forced to tackle the most mentally and physically demanding grindfests that the Imperium could send him too. He is a dreamer turned broken soldier that is willing to do whatever it takes to win. Amazing book, one of my favorites. Easily.
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- Kindle Customer
- 09-11-18
Really surprised
I was really surprised by how much I enjoyed this. Perturabo is great and now my second favorite traitor primarch, behind Magnus.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-23-19
Really good book for the lore lovers
For people who love lore its really fascinating to hear the iron warriors side and their reason for going with the warmaster
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-15-19
Awesome
One of the best of the series so far. Perturabo was a relative mystery to me, and he now seems like one of the more interesting Primarchs, especially among the Traitors. He is a complex character in an elegant plot, and the addition of regular (and excellent) action sequences make for some tense reading. Angel Exterminatus is longer than many (maybe most) of the H.H., and it flew by for me, not in small part to David Timson's great narration.
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- dale russell
- 12-10-19
one of the good ones
pertarabo may be a traitor primark. but you get to like him in this one.
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- Roger Dillon
- 10-22-19
McNeil continues reign as my favorite 40k author
great book, enjoyed it cover to cover. back and forth perspective between the factions is a fun way to go and it was great to see Chaos taking it's steps toward damnation
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- Paul
- 10-09-19
A unexpectedly fun listen
I'm always surprised by how much I enjoy these. At first I was like "a book about Fulgrim and Perturabo" what is going to be good about that...
*starts listening to the book
Oh... this is such a good story...
The Character interactions are what make this book. You really get to know Perturabo's history and thoughts in this book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-06-19
Great work!
It’s a great story that grow and grows. Add it to the list of great heresy titles
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- Jason Heady
- 09-22-18
Perturabo and the Iron Warriors take the spotlight
Overall, the story was very good and I felt it was one of the best in the Horus Heresy series to this point. It is primarily a novel about the Traitor Primarchs Perturabo and Fulgrim as well as parts of their legions. Perturabo is a star in the book and his character was easy for me to empathize with in the novel. If not for a small twist of fate, he could have been one of the most loyal and well-respected Primarchs. Of the nine Traitor Legion Primarchs, this story has scenes depicting him as one of the more reasonable and more sane.
The story is mostly about Fulgrim and Perturabo embarking on a quest to local an ancient super-weapon, the Angel Exterminatus. While they have the resources of two full Legions and their support elements, the Eldar and a force of Loyalists are involved in the chase for the weapon. Amid the potential treachery between aliens, Loyalists and Traitors, even brothers might not be trusted.
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- CD
- 04-27-22
Peter Turbo deserved better and this is it!
Pert has always suffered from poor writing and this book really makes him out to be more. It's a great story from start to finish and also sets up several of the more important or, well, popular story lines.
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- Tipperbodda
- 07-06-21
Best one so far
by far the best HH book in my personal opinion. Fantastic storytelling, great narration and what a joy to read
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- Samuel Burton
- 04-17-21
Incredible
If you have ever wanted to learn more about the Iron Warriors then this is your book! I thought nothing of them before starting this but listening about them had me really interested in them and their Primarch. Truly captivating
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- Anonymous User
- 04-09-21
Fun Game
when ever the word "iron" is said have a drink, gives a whole new meaning to grimdark the next morning.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-11-21
Worth the listen.
Very underrated book, very similar in style to the 1st books of the Heresy with a focus on Primarchs thoughts as well as how their legions view them. highly recommend.
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- Anonymous User
- 06-15-21
perfection
David Timson captures the phoenician perfectly, must read for fans of the emperors children or the iron warriors.
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- Alan Walker
- 08-06-22
Masterpiece
I have read this book before but the audiobook does it so much more justice.
The narrator keeps you enticed and wanting more.
Fantastic audiobook
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- R. Evans
- 04-26-22
what a story
from start to finish, a really good story, and the narration is on point. don't skip over this book, it's worth the time.
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- Luke
- 04-15-22
Finished this book so fast! Amazing!
You are going to love this book. It had the energy of the first books.
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- Tadgh Wagstaff
- 03-27-22
Underrated HH story
Deeply enjoyable and well written story. Unfortunately like many HH books it's a slow starter as lots of characters need to be introduced and fleshed out, but the second and third acts are strong. David Timson does a great job with the narration, every major character is distinctly and appropriately voiced and he makes only a few gaffs throughout the duration of the book. Recording and audio editing quality is also of a high standard throughout. I found Perturabo highly sympathetic, unlike most primarchs! I also loved the iron hands survivor contingent sections, it's one of if not the best contretemps in the Horus Heresy.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-23-22
An enjoyable look into 3 legions and mostly the underrated primarch Perturabo
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- JR
- 08-24-20
Very enjoyable
One of the strongest Heresy Books I've listened to so far. It has some genuinely good payoffs towards the end as well as funny moments.
Story lacked in some areas, but I enjoyed the fact there were no regular human characters, just marines and Primarchs.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-11-21
Simply Great!
One of the best ones in the series. The voice performace is amazing and on point for all characters. Gives the Emperor's Children and Iron Warriors the perfect theme. I could tell almost immediately what factions new characters were from; perfect narration.
Story is very engaging and a must read.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-20-21
best
hands down Perturabo is the boss, he is well written and so too his legion, as for Fulgrim, i find it hard to follow what the writers have done to him ( in the whole series not just this book )
still tho top book
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- Anonymous User
- 02-18-21
new fave
great read fell in love with this version of perturabo wish fulgrim was less of a manner but you get what you get
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- Anonymous User
- 10-09-20
Gets better and better
Started slow but built up to an awesome crescendo.
Not a bad narration either! The voices of the main characters are delightful haha
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- Ivan
- 08-21-19
superb
I didn't think I would enjoy this book as much as I did, the voice acting was incredible and brought to life every character uniquely 10/10
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- Bryce Undy
- 07-16-19
best book of the heresy series so far
loved it. great performance. story together many threads from other books. really progresses the story. great characters, each unique and most very well developed. great read
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- Anonymous User
- 01-26-19
Incredible
Easily one of my fav books of the HH series. Two fav legions. 10x better from the narrator. Very well performed and definitely not a let down. 11/10