War Without End

The Horus Heresy, Book 33

By: David Annandale, Aaron Dembski-Bowden, Dan Abnett, Gav Thorpe, Graham McNeill, John French

Narrated by: Stephen Perring, Gareth Armstrong, John Banks, Steve Conlin, Jonathan Keeble, Toby Longworth

The Emperor's vision of mankind ascendant lies in tatters. The Great Crusade is naught but a fading memory.

The dream of Unity is no more. But with Horus' rebellion spreading to every corner of the Imperium and war engulfing new worlds and systems almost daily, there are some who now ask: were the signs there to be seen all along?

In these dark times, only one thing is certain - the galaxy will never know peace again, not in this lifetime or a thousand others....

Full list of authors includes James Swallow, Nick Kyme, Chris Wraight, Rob Sanders and Andy Smillie.

©2016 Games Workshop Limited (P)2016 Games Workshop Limited

Everything.

Most of the anthology collections i take with a grain of salt. They will have one or two that are fantastic...the rest...meh...not bad, not good. Thia one however...War Without End was fantastic. Each and every story masterfully written. Alot of tie ins to previous books in the series so if you have been reading them all and in order several of the stories here will hit especially good.

Some Good Some Bad

It wasn’t bad, it just feels like there are too many short stories in this series.

superb narrator

perring and Longworth are my favorite after johnathan keeble stories were awesome per usual boop

amazing ending

loved it all that needs saying The Emperor Protects ye ye damn 15 words is a lot haha

All the horror of 40k delivered with a warhammer

Unlike star wars or a Dc/Marvel comic, warhammer seems to be able to tell a grand coherent story spread across thousands of pages and dozens of authors. Unlike Star Wars, many of the characters are just downright unlikable. This series of anthologies spends a long time with the traitor legions. Even if they are complex and flawed and relatively well written characters, I find them unrelatable and unliked. For this series, the authors are great at their tasks, the narrators are the finest in their art and if you truly want the grim dark, you found the right book. If you are new to 30k, or you want characters you can sympathize with, please start somewhere else. That said, the final story featuring Alivia almost makes the entire book worthwhile.