The Beast Must Die: Warhammer 40,000

The Beast Arises, Book 8

By: Gav Thorpe

Narrated by: Gareth Armstrong

The Imperium has been brought to the edge of extinction by an ork invasion of unprecedented scale and depth. Piecemeal strikes against the invaders prove ineffective - for every ork fleet destroyed, five more appear.

The only solution is to find and kill the orks' warlord - the Great Beast. Surely if its leader is killed, the greenskins' empire will fall apart in agony of infighting and confusion. Lord Commander Koorland assembles a mighty army, but when they arrive on the orks home world, the forces of the Imperium discover they have disastrously underestimated the might and ingenuity of their enemy.

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Grwat addition to the series

Loving the beast arises series so far, this is no exception. Cant wait to read the next one!

Wacky but fun.

Ok if youre this far into the series a review isn't going to change your mind.

but the story in this one goes into B level scifi- and I mean that in the best way. It's wacky, silly, over the top, and keeps rolling. Everyone had plot armor, does overly heroic stuff, and they even do some silly renditions of Shakespeare. This book isn't art, but you're going to have fun with it.

The performance is a bit lacking. the reader had trouble keeping the voices consistent across the whole book... but it's somewhat understandable when there's some huge conversations going on. But there are some other times when the inflection doesn't match what is being said. It's not constant but happens enough to be noticeable.

love this series

still really enjoying this series and Gareth Armstrong reads and voices it so well. amazing!

I AM a good story.

love the pllitics in this book serie but this one had more SLAUGTHER in it.

The Beast Must Die

It's so interesting to see the space marines not the superior force or intelligence. Time and time again they underestimate the orks and now they are starting to realize the true terror.

it also give a deeper insight into Vulcan the myth the monster and the man.