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Brothers of the Snake
- Warhammer 40,000
- Narrated by: Toby Longworth
- Length: 10 hrs and 58 mins
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Summary
A Sabbat Worlds audiobook.
The war-torn far future is laid bare as Brothers of the Snake follows the exploits of the Iron Snakes Space Marines as they battle against the enemies of mankind.
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Dan Abnett brings his unique sense of the Warhammer 40,000 universe to Space Marines, crafting a series of encounters between the mythic heroes of the Iron Snakes and their foes that will leave you breathless and begging for more.
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Best-selling author Dan Abnett turns his hand to the mighty Space Marines! The war-torn far future is laid bare as Brothers of the Snake follows the exploits of the Iron Snakes Space Marines as they battle against the enemies of mankind.
First appearing in the pages of Inferno! magazine, the Iron Snakes Space Marines quickly gathered a loyal following, and now they wage war in a full-blown adventure, battling aliens and heretics as they defend the Imperium.
Written by Dan Abnett. Narrated by Toby Longworth.
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- AB
- 30-07-20
Good story , great narration.
Toby Longworth doing a cracking job of the narration here. Decent story from DA. Worth a listen.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-05-20
A couple repeated lines still entertaining
There are 3 or 4 repeated lines throughout although the overall experience was still very entertaining.
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- Mr. Daniel M. Ford
- 26-06-20
Dan Abnett
Dan Abnett is the master.
I was stuck on less well written 40k books, Dan Abnett and Toby Longworth were like a beam of light. the story is just so well written, the characters so likeable. It just works.
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- Amazon Customer
- 30-09-22
Nice story well read
Enjoyed this story very well performed. Has a collection of smaller stories that nicely link together.
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- magellan
- 25-02-24
A brotherhood of success
A unique warhammer novel that has a great host of interesting characters with a rich history. Seldom do you see an author go to such lengths to flesh out a space marine chapter. This story is a great example of Chekhov’s gun and this literary technique kept me engaged and surprised (in a good way) at how these segmented conflicts and plot threads became entwined and came full circle.
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- Mr. D. B. Smethurst
- 04-09-19
Probably the best 40k I've read
This was the first 40k book I bought and read, and it got me into the Warhammer 40k Universe.
Still an amazing read and I highly recommend it.
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- anotherNick
- 18-08-20
Holds up well
Some oddly ham-fisted gender politics aside, this is a solid offering from Abnett. Well worth a listen.
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- Matt
- 14-10-20
Great story well read
great characters some great story's that join together in an interesting and intriguing way. Brilliant
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- Michael
- 02-03-21
Dynamic immersive space marines story from Abnett
Dynamic, immersive action combined with a great sense of mood and characterisation. Abnett writes space marines as more 3-dimensional than usual. Hampered by occasional logic gaps (such as endless Ork hordes politely lining up to attack from the front). The thrust of the story still rises above such foibles, making for a great read.
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- Phillistein
- 22-11-20
A story with heart
Some of the stories in this realm are full of sound and thunder but have very little heart. This has its share of epic action but is driven by characters that you care about, a strong narrative drive and pleasing subtleties that make you want to keep listening. What more could you want?
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