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The Silent War
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Publisher's Summary
While loyalist and traitor forces clash on a thousand battlefields across the galaxy, a very different kind of war is being fought in the shadows - a war of subtlety and subterfuge, unknown to many, but one that surely holds the key to victory for either side.
Rogal Dorn and his Legion prepare to defend the Solar System against the armies of Warmaster Horus, even as Malcador the Sigillite charges his many agents and spies with missions of the utmost secrecy. The future of the Imperium is being shaped by unseen hands....
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- Patrick Brady
- 07-02-18
silent war
good book but short stories with no clear link to the main story line of the other books l.
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- dielow
- 05-22-18
Small stories within a galaxy at war.
While better than most of the compilation books in the HH series, it still falls short on occasion. We get to see many faces both new and old, but many of the stories feel like snapshots rather than full pictures.
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- 07-31-19
Not worth it overall
Usually I am fond of the Horus Heresy short story collections. While they always contain some poor stories, they always make up for it with some solid and one or two brilliant pieces. This one is the first exception in a long time. Starting out with two very good stories, it dips straight into bad to mediocre stories and never recovers. Skip this one, maybe chase down Reynolds ‘The Purge’ and Wraights ‘The Sigilite’ separately - the rest of the collection is sadly a waste of time.
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- Juan Garfias
- 04-14-19
Great 40k fluff
Anything read by Jonathan Keeble is great! The stories are centered around the sigilites secret war. loved it!
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- Matthew
- 04-11-19
Sigillite’s Inquisition and Grey Knight origins
Pretty good anthology collection of The proto-Grey Knights and Inquisition origins in the 30k millennium. If you like those characters and units it’s a MUST read. I’m just not a big loyalist fan.
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- Michael Jones Jr
- 03-04-19
phenomenal
I am always impressed with a great writing these books have and the great narration as well. It really sucks you in and let you experience a story through the character's eyes. I would have to say it's a slow burner but it will engage you quick enough.
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- Tyler
- 09-30-18
A good listen
I’ve enjoyed listening to this collection of short stories. It fills in some little gaps in the history of the Horus Heresy, while also explaining some of the smaller event explained/mentioned in the core novels.
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- james
- 08-06-18
More Please
the stories lines covered in this book are great. hopefully we can get more of them!!
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- Anonymous User
- 07-14-18
great story
awesome story and all if the short stories made it even better. Would recommend only if you know everyone involved with the Hersey...
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-17-19
Really good at fleshing out some characters
Some of these short stories are fantastic at bringing the listener in and connecting us to the characters. Some really interesting ideas portrayed and the exposition the sigilite gives helps understand him and the emporer whilst sign posting events to come.
Not a must read for the overall listener but definitely a shame to miss out on.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-29-19
Felt like i just wasred my time
Another anthology! I keep Reading them In the hopes of a good story or at least plot insight. I Got neither. Only Keeble made this bearable.
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- Benjamin Martin Sadler
- 04-23-19
fills the gaps.
fills in alot of blanks and shows mor eof the characters personalities. very good read.