Mark of Faith

De: Rachel Harrison

Narrado por: Grace Andrews, Charlotte Strevens

An Adepta Sororitas novel.

In the wake of the war for Ophelia VII, Battle-Sister Evangeline of the Order of Our Martyred Lady embarks on a crusade into the darkness that lies beyond the Great Rift, seeking vengeance and revelation, but surviving the journey will only be the first and most simple test of her faith.

Listen to It Because: Delve into Imperium Nihilus with a tale of faith and fury that looks at the nature of the Adepta Sororitas and their place in the new Dark Imperium.

The Story: With the birth of the Cicatrix Maledictum the Imperium of Mankind suffers as never before. Conflict and corruption is rife on every front and precious little hope remains, save for those who hold to their faith when faced with destruction....

Denied a martyr’s death during the battle for Ophelia VII, Sister Evangeline of the Order of Our Martyred Lady is blessed with a new and grave duty: to embark on a pilgrimage beyond the Great Rift to recover a precious and powerful artefact - the Shield of Saint Katherine. Accompanied by the enigmatic Inquisitor Ravara, who seeks her own closure in the veiled regions beyond the Rift, Evangeline must find a way to bear the weight of this unasked-for destiny if she and her Sisters are to succeed in restoring a fragment of light to this new dark Imperium.

Written by Rachel Harrison.

©2019 Games Workshop Limited (P)2019 Games Workshop Limited

Not revolutionary but enjoyable and engaging.

The book itself is fairly predictable but still enjoyable. It isn't insulting and doesn't try to do too much. I do feel like people may be lost if they have no knowledge of the sisters of battle or even 40k. I would assume anyone listening or reading this is already a fan but I don't believe this will grab anyone new.

Odd side note. The performances were excellent but the sound quality for the one actress can be rough. You can hear things like pages turning, people moving and the actual recording doesn't sound like it's in a professional studio. It didn't bother me too much but I know it will bother some people. I gave it a pass because I assume the recording process got interrupted by the covid pandemic and I'm just happy it got produced at all.

disappointing ending

decent enough book. enjoyed it but the ending is a let down to me. voice acting was good though

A Strong Sister Novel

The two narrators do an excellent job of bringing the story to life. An excellent listen for anyone intrested in the Adeptus Sororitas. The ending is a bit less satisfying, setting the stage for a possible sequel but is not a deal breaker.

An excellent story of the Sororitas' struggles.

An underrated gem concerning a 40K faction that hasn't received as much love as they should, 'Mark of Faith' has plenty to offer for fans of the Adepta Sororitas.

It’s a decent read for a Sisters of Battle book

The story plays out like a rollercoaster. When it gets going, it flows well. Though there are several slow points in the book.

Okay...Great and Meh

The singing was a big turn off. But the story was great. A fresh perspective on an inquisitor. Character development was good. The emperor loving supernatural faith was very present and fun at times. All in all a good listen; great at times, meh at others.

okay story about crazy religious nuns

This audio book was alright. The story was average. what you'd expect from a sisters of Battle book. The narrator was mediocre and after awhile of listening to the voices she would make for certain characters I had to start laugh at how bad and silly they sounded.

tear jearker.

I had a lump in my throat from about five minutes in. full of heroinng sacrifice.

Amazing

Best book of sisters of battle i've heard so far.
Great performance by the tellers aswell

Bizarre VA and inconsistent

It seemed like both the VA's and author were unfamiliar with 40k as an overall setting. Besides this I enjoyed most of the characters and the battles the author wrote up.