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Promethean Sun

The Horus Heresy Series

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Promethean Sun

By: Nick Kyme
Narrated by: Saul Reichlin
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As the Great Crusade sweeps across the galaxy, the forces of the Imperium encounter a world held in thrall by the alien eldar.

While the Iron Hands of Ferrus Manus and Mortarion's Death Guard battle against the hated xenos, it is the Salamanders who brave the deepest and most deadly jungles, encountering monstrous reptilian beasts and foul witchery along the way.

Ultimately, it falls to their primarch Vulkan himself to thwart the sinister designs of the eldar, if the Legions are to liberate this world and bring illumination to its inhabitants.

©2011 Games Workshop Limited (P)2015 Games Workshop Limited Fiction Science Fiction
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The book gives some interesting insight into Vulkan’s thoughts on humans and his brothers, but is overall pretty boring. The moments with Vulkan are very interesting, especially the parts with his backstory and his life on his home planet, but the second he isn’t in the picture there is nothing interesting at all. There are plenty of boring moments and story beats, even in some moments where he is there, the story is just overall not engaging. The beginning especially is so boring I wanted to stop, but kept going, just to be underwhelmed. Didn’t like the audiobook that much either, the voice acting felt weaker than normal, not bad though.

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