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Malleus
- Eisenhorn: Warhammer 40,000, Book 2
- Narrated by: Toby Longworth
- Length: 10 hrs and 13 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Book 2 in the Eisenhorn series.
Inquisitor Eisenhorn must track down and defeat the forces who would destroy him or face the wrath of the Ordo Malleus....
Listen to It Because:
Eisenhorn's back in a classic thriller. What could be cooler than an inquisitor on the run for a crime he didn't commit? Not much. How much is Eisenhorn willing to compromise himself – and his closest friends – and risk his soul for a chance to clear his name?
The Story:
A century after his recovery of the alien Necroteuch, Gregor Eisenhorn is one of the Imperial Inquisition's most celebrated agents. But when a face from his past returns to haunt him, and he is implicated in a great tragedy that devastates the world of Thracian Primaris, Eisenhorn's universe crumbles around him. The daemon Cherubael is back, and seeks to bring the inquisitor to ruin - either by his death, or by turning him to the service of the Dark Gods.
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-09-18
Another great story and performance!
I am now a fan of the writer and the reader of this series. can't wait to start the next one!
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- Skylar Freeman
- 10-19-19
If you don't like it you're a filthy heretic.
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Innocence proves nothing.
Exitus Actus Probat
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-30-18
Kirito Eisenhorn
This one didn't quite give the same feel as the first. All of Eisenhorn's problems get tidied up too nicely and too easily. The villains didn't feel as threatening, nor their plots as interesting. The reveal at the end, however, leaves me with so many questions I'm dying to have answered. While Eisenhorn's plot armor is amped up I feel like I saw a side to him that I hadn't seen before and I have to know more.
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- Terrance Toth
- 12-18-19
Another winner
fantastically performed, chilling, invigorating, full of twists, excitement, wonder and horror. FOR THE EMPEROR.
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- Mangawut?
- 09-16-19
Excellent
loved it. Longworth brings a stunning performance to a wonderful piece of fiction.
I will admit that I found it slow to start after the opening scene, but I stuck with it and thoroughly enjoyed the payoff. Largely, this can be attributes to Longworth's narration and rendition of each character.
The story is quite good indeed, a great read... but Longworth makes the entire piece excellent.
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- Ross Conn
- 08-08-20
not as good as the first but still enjoyable
I thought it was a good story overall, the narration is it excellent. I just don't know if it was me and I zoned out here and there but sometimes I found it hard to follow and then I would snap back to and ask myself what is going on. It would take me some time to figure out what they were doing and where they were. Probably was just me getting distracted frequently throughout the book or it could have been the book just wasn't as enthralling as the first.
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- Kristy Dobes
- 07-17-20
not as good as book 1
not bad, not as good as book one. looking forward to how this story ends
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- brooks n.
- 06-23-20
Standing O
such a great story. the ending felt rushed but still didn't take away from the story.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-13-19
dan abnet is the best writer on 40k.
must read. own all three books the trilogy of ravenor and the omnibus. but they are soo good i use the audiobools to zone out as a chef.
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- Pen Name
- 04-13-18
The Quintessential Eisenhorn book
Of the 3 books and collected anthology, this is the best. It is Act II in a 3 act play, this is the part where the characters shine.
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- ALex Holton Hill
- 11-17-17
Toby Longworth is an excellent narrator.
Toby Longworth really stands out to me as an excellent narrator, and his ability to be consistent with both subtle and not so subtle character identities is impressive. The story itself is one of the most iconic set to the Warhammer 40,000 backdrop.
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- BrokenSaint
- 01-10-18
Same as the previous review, perfection.
I love these guys, thank the God-Emporer for their blessed rememberances. I highly recommend any Abnett and Longworth audiobooks
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- Chuck stuff
- 01-13-19
Gets bombarded with characters
the first Eisenhorn book was excellent, exciting and well told which a plot that kept you thinking. This following 100 years after the first book starts off the same and continues till about half way where I felt it got overwhelmed with new characters and monologuing.
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- Flashman
- 11-22-17
Loved it
Narration great but cringed slightly at the mutant "twist" dialogue. Listening to the evil characters with some noise cancelling headphones is truly harrowing.
Story also good but ending felt very rushed - you spend 9 hours going through the story and then it is all wrapped up in the space of a few minutes with a comment along the lines of "everything was sorted". It felt like a cop-out given the amount of time given to fairly trivial parts of the story. I suspect the author was struggling to cut the story down to an acceptable length.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-01-19
Simply amazing, perfect voice and tone!
Another outstanding performance by the narrator who manages to capture our beloved inquisitor's voice perfectly.
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- Fredrik L
- 05-06-21
Superb!
Loved every moment of it, at least as good as the first book, looking forward to the next!
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- David
- 05-06-21
Another cracker from Abnett and Longworth.
Another excellent story from Dan Abnett and another excellent reading by Toby Longworth. More please.
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- KS
- 11-11-20
excellent!
Coming from straight after reading the first book, this one had me hooked! once again great performance by Toby Longworth and great story by Dan Abnett. Having familiarity with the characters was what ultimately led me to enjoy this book. off to read the third!
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- Anonymous User
- 07-17-20
exceptional in the truest sense
This should need no introduction. If you love 40k this is an utter must read/ listen. I read this ages ago and am on a nostalgia kick but forgot how 10/10 fantastic it is.
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- Liam Synnott
- 05-21-20
Thrilling and fun.
Exciting story, thrilling narration and just all round a lot of fun to listen to.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-31-22
Toby Longworth is so good
outstanding performance from the narrator and their voice to each individual character that made them come alive in the story.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-07-22
fans of sci fi detective drama will love this.
this is a book I will listen to over and over again. Dan Abnett writes intriguing stories that capture the every day grind for the imperiums most cunning heros.
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- Typhus.
- 01-23-22
Memories.
Another Dan abnett I enjoyed and Toby Longworth did it again brilliant performance qill be listening again.
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- Triston Mullins
- 04-13-21
Fantastic book, keeps you hooked in the series.
Eisenhorn is Warhammer 40k, the story is filled with grimdark delights and swashbuckling heroics, I would recommend this to anyone who like dark tales in dark times and those that are stand against the shadows
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- Anonymous User
- 02-20-21
Fantastic
Outstanding reading, brings a great story to life! I wish that I could read with so much energy and style!
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- Anonymous User
- 01-07-20
Amazing Continuation
This is an amazing intense second installment to the eisenhorn saga. cant wait for book 3!!!
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- Joe
- 06-28-19
Dan Abnett at his finest
Can a pure man slide into damnation without changing a single ideal? This is the underlying theme of the Eisenhorn trilogy.
Beautifully constructed characters and a storyline right out of epic Greek tragedy, this book is a great example of how a skilled author can take even rhe most chaotic setting (pun intended) and uplifts it into a story that resonates to the reader.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-21-19
Pretty Good but...
The reading is immersive and the story for the most part makes sense. But, there are several occasions where it seems like the author forgot Eisenhorn's inability to make facial expressions, kind of brole the immersion at times but all around still a nice book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-22-19
awesome but missing parts
great book but chapter 20 is cut off about halfway through this needs fixing for 5 stars
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Story

- ashley
- 12-12-17
Pretty good
Eisenhorn is really OP and this can be a bit cheesy at times but it's still an engaging and interesting story.