Hereticus

Eisenhorn: Warhammer 40,000, Book 3

By: Dan Abnett

Narrated by: Toby Longworth

Book 3 in the Eisenhorn series.

Inquisitor Eisenhorn returns, and this time he’s on the edge of treachery. How far can he go before he crosses the line and becomes what he is sworn to hunt?

Listen to It Because:

Eisenhorn seeks the truth behind a string of disappearances centred around a travelling carnival and a pictographer whose images are more than they seem. Inquisitor Eisenhorn has saved worlds and beaten bad guys galore, in short, he's a hero. But he's also done some dodgy things, and they're coming back to haunt him... His struggle to justify his actions (especially the daemon summoning) make this an incredibly compelling read and rounds off the trilogy perfectly.

The Story:

Hunted by his former allies as a radical and enemy of the Imperium, Inquisitor Gregor Eisenhorn must fight to prove that he remains loyal as he tracks down a dangerous heretic whom the Inquisition believes dead, the dread former Inquisitor Quixos. As he grows more desperate for victory, Eisenhorn uses ever darker means to achieve his goals, but how far can he go using the weapons of the enemy until he becomes that very enemy, and no different to the traitor he hunts?

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The best book of the trilogy.

My only complaint was the "saintly" and above "reproach" portrayal of the female characters. They apparently can do wrong and deserve no criticism or punishment. Even when being disobedient and insubordinate to the Inquisitor.

Another Fantastic Collaboration

Great voice-acting and enthralling story! An epic novel to finish out the Eisenhorn trilogy. On to the next novel of the grimdark.

Must read!

Very enjoyable book! Must read for anybody who likes 40k. Would highly recommend to people that are just looking for a good book to read.

quiet

everything about this book was amazing. only criticism is that the audio is a bit quiet and hard to hear with out headphones.

Loved it

The book is excellent, the characters are powerful — Abnett is great. But damn, Toby Longworth sure can read a book. Listen to him, see for yourself.