Fire Caste

Warhammer 40,000 Series

De: Peter Fehervari

Narrado por: Andrew James Spooner

An Astra Militarum Audiobook

In the jungles of the Dolorosa Coil, a coalition of alien T'au and human deserters have waged war upon the Imperium for countless years.

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It's a typically weird and twisted tale from Peter Fehervari, with intriguing characters, a plot that will keep you guessing, and more mystery than you can shake a pulse rifle at.

THE STORY

Fresh Astra Militarum forces from the Arkhan Confederates are sent in to break the stalemate on Dolorosa Coil, and annihilate the xenos. But greater forces are at work, and the Confederates soon find themselves broken and scattered. As they fight a desperate guerrilla war, their only hope may lie in the hands of a disgraced commissar, hell-bent on revenge.

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Intrigue

I really liked the suspense that this subtly carried through out the story. This was really good

One of the best writers in the setting.

No one does it like Fehervari. Just a great story, and very well told. Narrator did a very good job as well.

Elevating 40k

Peter really crushed this, fantastic book. Once the ball gets rolling, it seems to never stop gaining momentum. The dreadful reality of Phaedra seems to seep out of the pages and infect the listener as we move through the intertwined fates of the 19th Arkan and Commissar Iveson. Fehervari is really setting himself apart with a different flavor of grimdark that is honestly perfect for the 40k setting. Performance was spot on as well, not sure if Iveson could be done any better.

The South rises Again in the 41st millennium.

Great story , Imperial guard with a Southern twist. The story keeps you on edge with knowing chaos lurks around the corner.
The ending is full WH40K to the max!!!

A feverish delve into madness borrowing from Heart of Darkness and Apocalypse Now

One of the greatest Warhammer novels ever written; a tale of broken men on a hell world fighting their demons (and losing), non-stop in its heightened narrative and uncompromising vision for the grimdarkness of the far future. The ending was the weakest part of the story, but the journey is worth it.