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.... Mine starts with a short story about his first action... "Fight or Flight" and the first 3 books of the series.

You must have the first Omnibus then.

Storm of Iron was good but





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I also liked Angels of Darkness for the arguments i got to have with a DA friend of mine as a result of that book.

ChaosGalvatron wrote:Storm of Iron was good but

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i kept expecting Chaos to lose. so i found it hard to enjoy

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I also liked Angels of Darkness for the arguments i got to have with a DA friend of mine as a result of that book.

I liked it for exactly that reason, nice for the bad guys to win for a change!

I would like to put a call out for the original Space Marine novel, surely the most influential of all time, and now no longer at the whims of ebay sharks thanks to the digital printing service

Flesh and Iron has a similar twist, Its a realy awsome book though.

Thousand sons has some twists to it that was a little odd.
Any one else read it and found it the same ?

The connection with the dawn of war omnibus and the thousand sons novel, there are characters from both.

Wonder is there any sort of connection between the two books. Between the shared character.

I dont wanna spoil it for any one so

any of the gaunt's ghosts!!!

Storm of iron was awesome

Avalon wrote:Thousand sons has some twists to it that was a little odd.
Any one else read it and found it the same ?

The connection with the dawn of war omnibus and the thousand sons novel, there are characters from both.

Wonder is there any sort of connection between the two books. Between the shared character.

I dont wanna spoil it for any one so

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Ahriman is in both but seems to be in different states from one to the other. In Thousand Sons he is a marine, but in the dawn of war omnibus he is a chaos marine i think

I was realy confused with the bit at the beginging and the end. Is it Magnus or Ahriman speaking, or someone completely different

I just finished Soul Hunter and was blown away by it. So very different from almost anything I've read before in the 40K universe (and - up until I saw this whole list - I thought I had a fair chunk of it, when in fact I've probably only read a quarter to a third of those). Anyway, Demski-Bowden has rocketed to the top of my 40K author charts and I can't wait to read his sequel in the spring!

Up until about a week ago Storm of Iron was my Favourite. I finished Soul Hunter a few days ago and was completly blown away by it, simply awesome.

i love the idea of imperials on a chaos held world

Dark Adeptus Was my favorite of the GK Omni.

Hey StarShade, doesn't it make you want to go paint up a Night Lords army? hehe I'm crossing my fingers that they're in the nex Chaos Codex.

colonel wrote:i love the idea of imperials on a chaos held world

If you like that idea you should read Blood Quest 2, or Hammer of Daemons. both are set on Chaos daemon worlds inside the eye of terror.

Soul hunter..

I seriously have not one complaint about that book.