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Blood of Iax
- Warhammer 40,000
- Narrated by: John Banks
- Length: 9 hrs and 30 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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- Anonymous User
- 26-02-19
Amazing
One hell of a book, john banks once again narrates perfectly, plenty of different voices all so suiting to their respective characters and as always he brings the feelings and the action to life.
The story itself is so good you get to hear of feelings from the space marines which make them more than just objects of war, you will burst out laughing at some of the antics from the orkz, almost cry from some of the adeptus scenes and also stand tall and proud (if you are a adeptus fanboy) from some of the scenes.
Plenty of action, back story and edge of the seat wanting more moments. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a good listen and a old school (with new marines) bout between xenos scum and umiez
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- Kwok T.
- 11-01-21
Solid 40K novel
Good story and great voice acting by John Banks. A solid 40K story giving more insight into Primaris abilities.
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- paul sparks
- 07-08-20
Ork fun
Superb narration by John Banks including my first listening to him narrating the ork perspective which was hilarious, I would love a full book told from their viewpoint and voiced by Mr Banks, the space marines chapters were good and gave some indication that maybe and just that maybe they have more emotions than previously seen, overall a pretty good book
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- Anonymous User
- 03-01-20
Great
Great book listen to it much better than horus heresy after 18 books they finally win something
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- Tom Setchell
- 03-01-20
Excellent
Good view of new primaris units. Also, it was very refreshing to see chapters written from the ork perspective. Excellent narration, would definitely recommend this audio book.
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- David Walker
- 09-04-21
Would be better if the Orks had been protagonists
Should of been about the Orks, the book shows the problem of them being way better protagonists than "Da Bekkies"
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- Richard Usher
- 26-02-21
John Banks at his finest
The story was engaging and very well written.
found myself not wanting to get out of the car due to being so drawn in by the story.
John Banks is to 40k what David Attenborough is to nature shows a true national treasure.
Just brilliant
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- Terry
- 19-02-21
slow and lumbering
Well there's a surprise a story that didn't do it for me until last 3 chapters.... just not much seemed to be going on and then well.... its worth sticking around for... not the usual ultra high standard of Black Library but maybe they ain't beakies after all
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- Eilidh Stanfield
- 13-11-19
Excellent all round
Enjoyable listening. Very talented author and voice actor. So many different voices in there! Loved the story.
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- Stephen
- 17-09-19
Excellent book and performance
Great book if you want to read post-fallen Cadia as it follows that story but is a standalone book.
Excellent if you want a break from long arching stories and just want a short concise tale.
But can I just say that the performance by John Banks like always is absolutely stunning. He brings every character to life and I’m so glad he has narrated so many WH40K books.
He’s one of the best voice actors I’ve had the pleasure to listen to and I cannot sing this mans praises enough.
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- Korben Dallas
- 14-11-18
Great introduction to Orks and Primaris
The previous Primaris focused book was "Dark Imperium". This book blows it out of the water in its portrayal of the Primaris as well as the Orks.
On Primaris, this story shows how they have been trying to reconcile their existence within the Imperium. The Chaplin and Apothecary are blood brothers as well as Battle Brothers and this is a great theme. Both are opposites of each other with the Black and White armor of each being the most noticeable, but it delves deeper into their philosophies as well. Additionally the Reivers squad gets special mention as their practices are considered so out of place among the Marines. The author discusses the differences in combat tactics that they employ. Unlike the "Dark Imperium" novels these differences are allowed to be examined.
From the Ork perspective this is the best book since the Beast Arises as it gives the Orks character and purpose. The Warboss is a unique character on his own, but the cast of Ork characters does not end with him. His second in command Painboy is quite characterful. The various Ork Kommandos show how the Orks interpret Human culture as well as tactics. Of course from the Imperium perspective the Orks are attacking this planet just because they are war-like, but early on in the book the Warboss reveals there is a purpose. In earlier Black Library books Orks didn't have plots or goals, they were faceless hordes that were meant for the Space Marines to kill as they contemplated the grisly nature of war and philosphy.
Now we see a story that shows brotherhood and how deep family bonds go. As well as a quest for survival.
Each new book by the Black Library is a showcase for the armies it covers. This one does a good job of allowing the reader to understand more than just the clip notes version and extrapolate how these soldiers might function in their own tabletop army.
The narrator does a great job in both the Space Marine voices as well as the Orks. The Reiver Sgt has a low threatening voice, Apothecary is analytical, and the Chaplin is stoic. The Orks themselves have the brutish Warboss, cunning Painboy, and two very distinct Kommandos who you can easily tell apart. Good job, John Banks, good job indeed.
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- Triken
- 08-10-18
Great story and a good reader
I've never heard of space Marines being actual blood brothers before. it definitely adds to the story and the plot is definitely unique to other 40k books I've read. would highly recommend
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- Christopher K.
- 01-11-18
Good Story
I found this story to have everything you would want in a 40K book. Dives into the roles of the primaris. The main plot dominated the story and every chapter you felt the climax coming.
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- Rooftop
- 15-08-19
lots of character , low on plot
great performance and a novel concept-- post human space marine battle brothers who are actually brothers. unfortunately, the novel concept is placed in a simple undeveloping setting: a straight forward battle with the bruting orks. there's some ghosts of better, more involved story that explores the nature of brotherhood, but it doesn't really come to anything.
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- kingfish76
- 11-05-19
One of the best!
This book is well written and well performed. It is has some of the most dynamic characters in the series. This was a great listen. I highly recommend.
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- Sam Breitenbauch
- 08-05-19
A great stand alone story.
This was a pleasant suprise. I had been intrigued. So I purchased thus one. And I am glad that I did. It has little bearing on the wider 40k universe as a whole. And in fact us a refreshing listen\ read due in part to its singular story type off feeling. I however would enjoy a follow up eagerly. ...
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- Charles E Valdyke
- 16-12-20
Mediocre Story, Poor Command Decisions
Run of the mill bolter and blade fare. Hard to believe some of the Space Marines as characters because of decisions they make counter to the typical nature of Astartes, particularly Ultramarines. Even the Orks do not feel particularly "orky". The insight into the Rievers is one of the few highlights of the book, and the performance isn't bad. But overall a forgettable story.
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- terry
- 26-09-20
amazing
Omg.... this book is so good, just how the actual brother see each other, making me what to have a younger brother, I would say best space marine book on the market atm
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- Engel Boyd Becker
- 23-11-19
Superb Narration
The Narrator did such a splendid job I will seek out further works by him specifically. I’ve heard about 15 books and this one stands out.
The story was unique as it is a first of relatable feelings coming from Space Marines. Usually the characters are too stoic but having blood brothers in the actual same unit made this unique.
Highly recommend for Space Marine and Orc lovers
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- Kindle Customer
- 27-08-19
boring, inch deep and a mile wide
So if you want story and intrigue and depth of character this book is not for you. It's just bolter trash. It's very difficult to stay engaged when it feels like the story is written by an amateur.