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Fury of Magnus
- Siege of Terra: The Horus Heresy
- Narrated by: Jonathan Keeble
- Length: 6 hrs and 44 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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A Book That Brings Terra To Terrible. Life.
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Summary
A Siege of Terra novella
In the midst of the Siege of Terra, Magnus the Red embarks on a very personal mission – one that will bring him face to face with the Emperor once more!
Listen to it because:
Discover the end of Magnus' journey from Prospero to treachery on Terra in a deeply moving and elegiac tale that sees him finally choose his side and take his place amongst his brothers.
The story:
Of all the Emperor’s sons who fell to Chaos, it is perhaps Magnus the Red whose tale is the most tragic. Sanctioned because of his desire for knowledge, chastised, judged, and shattered to his very elements – there is much for the Crimson King to feel vengeful for. Yet revenge is not the only thing that draws him to Terra alongside the Warmaster’s besieging armies. He seeks something, a fragment, the missing piece of himself that lies within the most impregnable place on the planet – the inner sanctum of the Imperial Palace. As the greatest conflict of the ages reaches fever pitch, Magnus fights his own inner battle. To be whole once more, he must not only overcome the fiercest of defences, but also face the one being whom he loves and hates with equal fervour more than any other – his errant father, the Emperor of Mankind.
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- Kindle Customer
- 23-01-21
Outstanding
Awesome. Both story and narrative is superb. Can’t wait for the next book. Even after so many years this epic story is still the best. More please
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- Kindle Customer
- 24-01-21
fury of magnus... enough said
was a enjoyable story. kinda feel like it should have been given a novel instead of a novella as pacing seemed a little fast and ended too soon . other than that quite enjoyable
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- Anonymous User
- 01-02-21
Wow
One of the more galloping entries in the Siege of Terra series. lots of depth, character progression, easy to get into. burned through this in two days!!
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- Anonymous User
- 28-01-21
A great one for Primarch interactions.
one of the best books in the siege of terra books. really enjoyed the interactions between all the characters. no dead weight story lines here.
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- Amazon Customer
- 27-01-21
A very good story
awesome and tragic, a number of loose ends tied to together. very much worth it and wish to t was longer.
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- Dougie & Lee
- 25-01-21
Absolutely brilliant
Excellent listen, very well presented and the story is sublime. Felt really sorry for Magnus at the end
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- kieran watkins
- 11-02-21
Shame it was short.
Shame it wasn't a full length siege of terra book because it was awesome.
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- Mr. D. B. Smethurst
- 05-02-21
Good listen overall
I enjoyed the story and the build up to Magnus's rejection of his father's offer of returning to his side.
Although I did find Magnus shallow and full of hubris.
Whilst many reviews have stated Magnus is unfortunate or did nothing wrong, I see it differently.
Throughout his personal story he repeatedly shows over confidence and a lack of true remorse and a level of hubris worse than his father.
I found his ultimate betrayal sad but inevitable.
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- paul sparks
- 30-01-21
Magnus really is quite furious
It’s a shame as there are parts of this book when you are hoping that Magnus will come back to the light of the emperor (even though we know it doesn’t happen) the story is so well told and so superbly narrated you can believe he will
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- Amazon Customer
- 27-02-21
a Masterpiece by Graham McNeill
absolutely incredible addition to the story of Magnus. Twists and Turns youd never expect
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- snozek
- 27-01-21
Great Book!
I am relieved!
Several Black Library offerings recently have been less than stellar. This work from Graham McNeill breaks that streak.
Keeble's narration is nearly flawless.
McNeill is reliably canon, detail oriented, and every one of his stories builds in intensity and tempo until the end.
For the experienced GW reader, you get a lot of solid lore and detail. For the newer reader, McNeill provides a look into the mind and heart of all the players.
It is easy to forget the quality of an author when you read a lot of books and haven't read one of their offerings in a while. I was just reminded of why I love the work of Graham McNeill!
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- Russell
- 26-01-21
I've been waiting for this
I've always liked the 15th legion. This story was vindicating and shows that Magnus was practically forced to betray the Emperor.
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- Charles
- 06-02-21
Weak
Insultingly bad. Not just to me, but to Magnus. He is one of the most interesting characters in the 40k universe and for his role in the Horus Heresy to be concluded in such an insubstantial and flimsy way is just.... disappointing.
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- Phillip
- 27-01-21
Magnificent!
Another beautiful, poignant chapter in this rich universe. I was captivated from the first sentence and not released until the very end. The writing and narration are top notch, as always. Highly recommended to anyone who's made it through the rest of the Siege of Terra series.
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- Rick
- 01-02-21
An End and A Beginning
I love the Thousand Sons and have ravenously devoured all books related to them. Fury of Magnus weaves the many threads and characters from the Horus Heresy series that relate to the 15th Legion together and makes deft acknowledgement of the books and details from the 40K period books as well. Critically, it finds a satisfying way to present the long missing piece of how the Thousand Sons truly fell to Chaos. How the melancholic did Magnus and the Legion evolve into the evil warlocks of the 41st Millennium? Great wrongs done to them and impossible choices given lead them to the dark roads of the future in a fully satisfying way. Highly recommend you read Magnus the Red, Legion, False Gods, A Galaxy in Flames, Thousand Sons, Scars, A Path to Heaven, Vengeful Spirit, Crimson King, Master of Mankind, Slaves to Darkness, Solar War, Lost and the Damned, Saturnine, and then Fury of Magnus so that you can trace the narrative and characters more fully.
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- Amber
- 01-02-21
Magnus is still a idiot
Magnus had the chance for everything he wanted and he gave it away for the handful legionaries had have left. Bold move Cotten. Let’s see how this plays out for the next 10 millennium.
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- G. Marcelin-Williams
- 30-01-21
Best Book in the Seige of Terra
This is surprisingly better than Saturnine in terms of both plot and narration. Nuff said
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- Joshua
- 05-03-21
Beautiful and sad
I’ve long thought the story of magnus the most tragic of all the Primarchs. This book is incredible in many ways and sad in many others. The thoughts of what could and should have been will bring you to tears when you think of what has been lost and what could have been saved.
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- Richard Trollsworth
- 04-03-21
Magnus did nothing wrong
Excellent, though a bit short compared to other HH books. Great content, and a great addition to Magnus' story.
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- Michael
- 26-02-21
Knowledge is power.
This is an amazing novel that to the heretic reader all but pronounces the bloodlines of certain chapters in modern 40K. A MUST READ!