Wrath of the Lost
Warhammer 40,000
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Narrated by:
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Richard Reed
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By:
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Chris Forrester
About this listen
A Flesh Tearers Novel
Having secured Baal, the Flesh Tearers receive timely reinforcements from the Indomitus Crusade. In that moment of hope, however, they realise they've not heard from their now isolated homeworld of Cretacia in far too long...
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The Flesh Tearers are Sanguinius' wrath writ in flesh and blood. Spared extinction thanks to reinforcements from the Indomitus Crusade, they are the vanguard of the Angelic Host, securing Baal and its neighbouring worlds for the Great Angels and the Imperium. Yet in fulfilling their oath to the Lord of the Blood, they have isolated themselves from their homeworld, Cretacia – and there has been no word from the garrison left to hold it.
The story:
Ordered by Gabriel Seth to secure Cretacia, Chaplain Dumah and Apothecary Barachial set course for the Flesh Tearers' homeworld. But when they finally lay eyes on it once more, will they find a garrison standing firm, or a desolate wasteland scoured by their enemies? The Space Marines must walk in the footsteps of their chapter's mythic founder, and along the way they will learn what it means to embrace the Wrath of the Lost – or die trying.
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A vile chapter
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They lack their BA brothers class and nobility
Great book
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was hoping for more. waste.
wasted opportunity
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Great story of the Flesh Tearers!
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Maybe with the being Primaris could be an excuse as they do not have the grounding a first born raised on cretatia would, surrounded by the chapters home world and history.
Hopefully there is a follow up so we can see if being on the home world does indeed ground and stabilise these angry boys.
Narration is good, it’s not Toby Longworth good, but it’s still good.
Pacing of the book is slow.
Angry Marines: The Novel.
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