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Great

Revisado: 11-21-22

An epic conclusion to the Rogue Squadron quadrology. This story is one of settling scores, strife, and love. The characters have become more endearing than before and the antagonists deadlier.

I hope more unabridged audiobooks like this one are produced for various more sprawling stories from the EU.

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Better than the last book

Revisado: 11-01-22

This one was about politics and a shadow war between spies as well as Corran Horn’s struggles. It was great and I really rooted for the characters especially Tycho Selchu. Time to check out the unabridged audiobook of the Bacta War next.

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Cool

Revisado: 08-27-22

This is a long but nice compilation of previously published Horus Heresy audio dramas.

My favorites are the ones about Eidolon and Malcador. The sound effects and cast are also good.

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Awesome

Revisado: 08-27-22

Sam Witwer himself narrates this amazing Maul story which serves as a direct prequel to Episode I and it was amazing especially him voicing the dreaded Sith Lords Maul and Sidious.

While his narration and performances are spot on including two characters I came to care a lot for, Lorn and I-5, I think he may have overdone it mixing character voices in the narration. But that also shows me how much of a Star Wars fan Sam is and how dedicated he is to bring this story to life with his performance.

The story is fun though there is a little plot armor lol. But it is riveting with Maul on the hunt. There is also foreshadowing of his upcoming defeat at Naboo…

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Insightful

Revisado: 08-27-22

An insightful look into Fabius’ motivations post Heresy and before the events of “Talon of Horus”.

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Cool

Revisado: 08-18-22

The last entry of the Blackshields trilogy following Endryd Harr and his band of “pirates”. This audio drama can be listened to without listening to the previous two entries. However, gaining the full experience makes this last entry all the more potent considering the character arcs of Harr, Varn and others.

Harr is fascinating as he has killed individuals from both sides of the Heresy. And yet, he adapts to a changed galaxy and continues his quest to kill Horus. Naturally, the Riven Hound finds ideal targets of his wrath in Horus' sons.

Side note: the Sons of Horus can be very vindictive it seems...

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Solid

Revisado: 05-14-22

A nice story following Episode III. It centers mostly on a bunch of Jedi escaping from Order 66 but there is quite a bit of Vader to enjoy.

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Excellent

Revisado: 01-07-22

This audiobook serves as a great prequel to Episode III. The plot is engaging from start to finish and the voice acting and sound effects make you feel this is truly a Star Wars story.

The story is also tragic in a way as it gives a glimpse at how events could have played out differently while we the audience know full well how the prequel trilogy concludes and how it sets the stage for Luke Skywalker’s journey.

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A moving end

Revisado: 11-11-21

ADB brings the tale of Talos and the 10th company to an end on the world of Tsagualsa. Once again, Andrew Wincott kills it with his voice acting performance as well as engaging narration.

The Epilogue suggests there may be a continuation to the story of the Night Lords in the 41st millennium which could go on into the 42nd millennium.

Kudos to ADB for crafting such a compelling and complex story of some hideous and sympathetic villains.

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A worthy sequel to “Soul Hunter”

Revisado: 09-29-21

The adventure continues for Talos and co. In this story, we take a look at how the Night Lords make an unsavory deal with the Space Marine pirates known as the Red Corsairs. We also lose some of the main characters in an epic fleet battle near the end.

Once more, Andrew Wincott brings to life ADB’s vision for these horrible Chaos Marines.

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