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Defiantly a favorite

Well written, suspenseful, and defiantly had me on edge several times. I think this is one of the best in the series and I really would like to read it again.

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wonderful

A wonderful addition to the series! Looking forward to more stories. A must read for any true fan

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best in the series so far

best in the series so far, this book kept me on the edge of my seat and waiting at many corners... ties in with 26 very well and has a lot of great big characters.

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awesome story and performance.

great story and performance! I felt it wasnt a giant Loyalist snuff story like most of the Heresy novels.......seriously, how the hell did the Imperium not fall?

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Why don't people like this!?

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Paced like an action movie (or several)

There is a lot that happens in this book and it seems strange that so many storylines could progress simultaneously without messing up the pacing, but somehow it works! It's greatest achievement must be making Rowboat Girlyman a genuinely likable and "non-marysue" character. A great read if you are a fan of Conrad Curze, The Lion, Vulkan, Space Wolves or the 30k Universe's version of James Bond!

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  • Thee Jago
  • 02-03-18

Enjoyed

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  • M. L. Higgins
  • 11-22-17

ok

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