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The Path of Heaven
- The Horus Heresy, Book 36
- Narrated by: John Banks
- Series: The Horus Heresy, Book 36
- Length: 13 hrs and 26 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
For too long had the Vth Legion ranged out beyond the sight of the wider Imperium, remaining ignorant of the Warmaster's rebellion and the war that inevitably followed.
Only once their primarch, Jaghatai Khan, had satisfied himself that the path before them was just and true did the White Scars choose a side, taking the fight to the traitors on every front. But, four years later, the Legion's unfettered spirit has been broken by relentless attritional warfare against the Death Guard and the Emperor's Children - the Khan's Stormseers must find a clear route to Terra if they are to take part in the final, apocalyptic battle.
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- Acerock
- 04-05-18
Great Story, Distracting Narrator
I loved Scars. Path to Heaven follows up very well. The tale is a great addition to the overall arc of the HH series and I love how distinct the 5th Legion is compared to their peers. My only real criticism is the use of accents by the narrator. The accents for the Chogoran Scars is something of a stereotypical Asian accent which is silly and annoying and makes each of the characters sound the same so their individual voices and characters get muted. the narrator also pronounces Yesugei laughably incorrectly. In an audiobook you need distinct voices for each character so you can organize who is who and who is speaking and the narrator's reliance on a silly accent makes each of the Scars sound the same, except for the one Terran born Scar, which is dissapointing.
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- Hector Cruz
- 12-09-20
Excellent story
This book is my favorite Warhammer story, and the performance was perfection itself. Incredible action, tightly plotted story, superb characters.
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- Jonathan McGraw
- 09-26-20
only 1 issue
The only problem was the narrator struggling to separate space wolf and white scar accents while speaking. Not a huge problem though.
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- Ted
- 06-23-20
great read.
I liked this one, even though I'm not much for the heresy story line.
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- Devin
- 05-19-20
great addition
the performance in the novel is incredibly well done, and the ending is very rewarding.
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-01-20
White Scars continuation
Another solid book that does a great job at filling in the storyline of the white scars. Informs you on how they end up where they need to be.
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- Randal Whitsitt II
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Good, but not great..
The last half was great, but I struggled to get though the 1st half and kept finding myself losing interest and coming back to it
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- Ronnie Komstedt
- 07-31-19
A very good book, but narrator didn't make it easy
The story was gripping, and was a great continuation of the White Scars story, but the book has a lot of shifting perspectives and while John Banks generally is a good narrator, he gave zero sign when the perspectives changed, not so much as an extra breath between lines, which made some part hard to follow
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- Omar
- 02-21-19
for the Kagan!
many characters. many locations. sometimes it is hard to track where the action is taking place. the performance was excellent. voices are distinguishable considering its one voice actor.
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- Lawson
- 12-07-18
Great Addition to the Series
If you are a fan of the White Scars legion, this is the book for you.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-17-20
hold onto your butts
This was one of the best in the series in a while, after book after book of short stories or an underwhelming book time and time again it was very refreshing to listen to this one. This sells me on the idea that if the white scars are the protagonists of the story then black library does a good job. The Khan and his white scars went from a practically unheard of legion with a small or non existent fan base to one of the largest fan bases due to a handful of books. Before reading the series I did not care at all about the khan and his legion, now? Hes in the top 3 primarchs and top 6 legions. Any book that has the white scars as the lead wont steer you wrong
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- D13
- 08-20-20
unmissable entry in the series
wow I enjoyed listening to this so much. There are some vague spoilers below!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this is one of the first horus heresy books that hasn't left me feeling depressed in a long time and we are treated to an awesome example of how a primarch fares against a greater daemon. Epic fleet battles and astartes warfare. Dont skip this one.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-02-20
Great story, even better voice acting
Love the story. Another excellent chapter in the 30k story. John Banks is superb and really gives the performance 100%.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-10-20
John Banks smashes it!
Great story, made greater by the the narration! Any time Emperors Children die is fine by me!
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- Anonymous User
- 01-09-20
Best One Yet!
Considering the First Heretic and Fear to Tread are my top favs out of the horus heresy, the Path of Heaven is immense, it describes beautifully what happens to the White Scars and leads you on a constant battle for survival, wonderful narration as per and an outstanding story, definitely worth your time!
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- Dr T Pearson
- 09-02-19
Great story.
Fantastic book about a legion I didn't care for before Scars came out and now I love. Only problem with this audio book is the editing let's it down. Many mistakes with passages repeating themselves and so on. A proof listen could drastically have improved the quality of this audio book. Very much still listenable however.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-11-19
Great novel, overall but many plotholes
It was a joy to go through but there were some inconsistences, easily visibile even to an unfocused listener that took away quite a bit of the fun of it all but all in all this is a really great audiobook
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- james
- 05-13-19
FOR THE KHAGAN!!!
Great! like all the books of the white scars, well worth a listen/read! easily one of the most underrated legions, but that is their strength after all, looking forward to more of the Khan and the Scars.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-04-18
A perfect bolt of perfection!
I loved it from beginning to end, it highlights the emperor's plans and the end rivalry's, and is full to the brim with jaghatai and other scars. it's the perfect book for white scar and non white scar fans, and is only riveted by the books "Fulgrim" "Angel Exterimatus" and it's first white scar book "scars".
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- Matthew Stimpson
- 09-23-18
Bit of a sleeper hit!
much better than I expected, well written and well performed. A little slow in places but generally not for long and appropriate when it is. The final third is a real treat and has some heroic and tragic conclusions for very strong, well developed characters.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-19-20
Pronunciation
The only thing wrong with this is John banks! LEARN HOW TO SAY BEHEMOTH PROPERLY YOU DUMB CUNT! You’re great at your job except for the pronunciation of that word, shits me up the wall.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-29-20
The Story was betrayed by a poor choice of voices
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- Anonymous User
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Great insight on the white scars
it's was a great insight on the white scars and emperors children all the legionary battles were very well writtrn
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- Anonymous User
- 05-06-19
Great story for sure. Narration okay.
Well then... For sure a great story. Follows on from Scars. Must read. Though unfortunately I was let down by the narration compared to previous narrators.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-24-18
Best in the Heresy I've heard so far.
The final confrontation between the fifth legion and the enemy in this story is fantastic. The narrator does an excellent job.