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And they shall know fear from time to time?

Revisado: 06-12-24

Since when do space marines especially the wolves talk about their feelings of fear, apprehension, and claustrophobia? Russ would have yeeted Ragnar back into the world forge of Fenris to hopefully get new recruits that weren't milk drinkers

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The late 80s early 90s vibes are strong

Revisado: 06-04-24

The narration is done well and the narrator does a great job in not sounding monotone or overly dry.

The issue is the ideas and insistence of some of the most reductive stereotypical drivel. 5 chapters in and Dr. Gray could not stop talking about how women need to return to their feminine side. A side which seems to consist of double speaking and testing men by not openly and transparently having a conversation.

Would not recommend this to anyone actually seeking balance and communication in an intimate or platonic relationship.

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titular character conspicuously absent

Revisado: 12-23-22

Sanguinius makes perhaps 2 or 3 appearances in the 5 hour runtime there is exactly no previously unknown information offered. Not much action poor attempt at being a suspense/thriller it's a GW cash grab

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Almost nothing to do with Ferrus Manus

Revisado: 10-17-19

More like "the plot is weak". This is a story that should in no way be carry the title Ferrus Manus or The Gorgon of Medusa. The stories main focus is not Ferrus Manus, an Iron Hands legionary, or a base human attached to an Iron Hands expeditionary force. The main protagonist is a 3rd legion Capt who like a typical Emperors Children legionary is proud, vain, and self aggrandizing. Being so bold as to think himself a better swordsman than one of the most renowned of emperors children Lucius The Eternal. In most of the other titles in this series you learn more about the title character (The Primarch) David Guymer took a different approach. Instead of learning about Ferrus Manus's history on Medusa, his relationship with Fulgrim, or anything like that Guymer focused on telling us about a new character we weren't interested in learning about, NOT focusing on the title characters life or deeds, and constantly comparing him to a big angry charging land raider tank. Ferrus Manus instead of being a brooding ill fated and sometimes ill tempered forge master and battle commander is portrayed as a shallow 1 dimensional character that is just jealous and angry. When he is involved in the story at all. I wish I could return this audio book and I wish I could get back the 6 hours it took to listen to it.

That being said Jonathan Keeble read the pile of manure extremely well and did his best to make its characters engaging.

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Title should be Kor Phaeron: Sneaky Snake

Revisado: 10-04-19

This like a few other of the books in this series is a lot less about the primarch the book is titled about than what you would initially hope for. I mean the book is titled Lorgar. It would be like picking up a book titled BATMAN and then the whole story is about Alfred Penniworth and his relationship with Bruce Wayne.

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great story but a little odd narrator choice

Revisado: 08-06-19

when I think of hearing a space marines voice I imagine deep rumbling bass notes gruff and masculine. Kelly Hotten was good for the base human voices but it's weird hearing a womans voice for the emperors angels

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ok book with ok writing surprisingly un surprising

Revisado: 06-27-19

not great and not terrible. am average book that lost my attention a couple times but only when I realized I wad almost finished and hadn't felt anything climactic

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great overall

Revisado: 04-29-19

starting the last phase of the heresy and things all seem to be coming to a head and wrapping up well

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not my favorite story but reading was fantastic

Revisado: 12-25-18

Graham McNeil has written better in this series but the subject matter is a tough one too really get behind if you are a big horus heresy fan they are tertiary characters but do come along again later in the series. I guess this is just a bit deeper into the back story to make everything seem even more machiavellian.

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awesome story and narration

Revisado: 12-05-18

book was great enjoyed it very much, not just bolter porn. narration was extremely well done.

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