Exceptional

By far and large the best offering of black library i have ever read/listened to. Exceptional in every way.

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Vulkan lives!

A really good story about the best primarch! I would recommend for any son of nocturne.

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Nice to get a primates l primarch's perspective

I really enjoy the style of being in the thoughts of a primarch, it suits Vulcan's more grounded aspect and I found the book in general well written with the performance being well done and captivating, buy it.

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Read it!!!

I'm so glad I finally picked this book up and listened to it!
I almost didn't buy this book when it was on offer in a 2 for 1 credits deal as id already gone past it in story. But after reading the reviews I thought why not as I hadn't read much about Vulkan yet.
My god am I SO glad I did! its not very often a book grips me from start to finish and there aren't many books that allows you to read and follow the mind and thoughts of a Primarch. This book is just fantastic and has skyrocketed Vulkan into easily my top 5 Primarchs now (maybe even top 3)
My advice is get this book! I'd be very surprised if anyone is dissatisfied after listening to it!

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Excellent in parts, but an acquired taste

The book is intentionally designed as a mirror to the psychological torture of the main character. This is very effective, as the jumping around in time disorienting and unsettling. However, as with most narrative devices, these often run the risk of detracting from the enjoyment of the story. I found that the narrative device, designed to replicate torture, was at times - painful.

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Haven’t liked nick kymes older previous titles

Enjoyed this one even if the dialogue gets incredibly cheesy at times, the characters can be a bit one dimensional too. Enjoyed it in the end though.

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soild audiobook

im starting a 30k forgeworld salamanders army now and im paying for an airbrush to paint my pyre guard properly. This is because this book changes my views on the salamanders and vulkan.

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Not the best of the Horus Heresy

Decent story but hugely drawn out without much conclusion for any of the characters (other books have given the minor heresy characters a story within a book, not do much here). Maybe just not quite to my tastes I guess, always loved the idea of the honourable but broken Salamanders legion struggling to stay true to Vulcan's ideals of protecting the weak; I didn't find much of that ethos outside of Vulkans own sections of the book. Also not too keen on the voice given to Curze (my own fault for listening to Jonathan Keeble's portrayal of the character directly before this book). Enjoyable and I don't regret listening but certainly not the best.

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slow but good

it was a good book but a bit slow for my liking with the story

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One of the best!

This is definitely in the of 5 of the series so far. I loved the narration and was completely engaged in the story the whole time. a great introduction to Vulcan. Loved this book!

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