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Ghosts of Cadia

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Ghosts of Cadia

By: Rob Young
Narrated by: Colleen Prendergast
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An Astra Militarum Audiobook

A sniper and sergeant leads her squad behind enemy lines in an apparent suicide mission. The fate of an entire world rests in her hands.

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It's another perspective on the remnants of Cadia, as they carry their war to every corner of the galaxy. This story focuses on the 217th, and their war to liberate a world from heretics, against all odds.

THE STORY

Darya Nevic is a sniper and a hardened survivor, but endless loss has pushed her to breaking point. As the Cadian 217th war to liberate the world of Parrescum from heretic forces grows ever more deadly, the sergeant fights to keep her squad alive as she is hounded by the memories of those she failed to save. In the wake of disaster, a chance encounter offers Darya a way to not only strike back at the heretics, but to settle a debt she thought impossible to repay. She must lead a mission deep behind enemy lines, where death is all but certain. Yet there is even more at risk than she knows. The Parrescum lies in Darya's hands, and unless she can escape the ghosts of her past, the planet will fall.

Written by Rob Young. Narrated by Colleen Prendergast. Runtime 10 hours and 39 minutes approx.

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not as good as the first one, but still an interesting tale.

chaos always makes a story weird but it was not to bad in this one.

more cadia and less sniping

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It's fine, not much to say. There is a generic chaos perspective which hilights the costs of worshiping the powers and what you mush pay. The imperialmper spective is VERY small due to it being about some snipers and kaserkins. Again it's fine, not bad at all although it dosnt stand out BUT compared to the other recent writings it's your best shot at getting anything similar to the past 30 years of lore if you know what I mean. It isn't obnoxiously in your face with it all.

It's fine. Gives a pinpoint perspective.

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