Dark Creed Ending *Spoilers*

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**Popsicle**

Evening, all!

Just finished Dark Creed; Reynolds impresses, as usual, with a great read. Properly exciting novel. I shan't say any more; I want to discuss the ending!

*Here be spoilers! Don't read any further if you haven't yet read the book; I'm going to discuss the huge ending, which, trust me, you will want to take you by surprise.

Spoiler:

Keen to hear your thoughts on the ending, as well as the book in general.

Martin

**Noisy_Marine**

It's been awhile since I read Dark Creed. I think this is one of those series were the first book was great and the second 2 books were unnecessary, like the Matrix movies. The second one was especially silly with the protagonist getting possessed by Slannesh his/her self.

I'm definitely in favor of one of the demon Primarchs overthrowing Abby. I think Lorgar or Perturabo would both make good replacements.

**Trondheim**

Hmm I now have to read this book, will add to discusion when I have done said thing.

**Popsicle**

Noisy_Marine wrote:It's been awhile since I read Dark Creed. I think this is one of those series were the first book was great and the second 2 books were unnecessary, like the Matrix movies. The second one was especially silly with the protagonist getting possessed by Slannesh his/her self.

I'm definitely in favor of one of the demon Primarchs overthrowing Abby. I think Lorgar or Perturabo would both make good replacements.

While the second may have been a slight disappointment, I think Reynolds more than makes up for it with Dark Creed; it has to be, hands down, one the most enjoyable examples of 40K literature I've read to date, up there with Legion and A Thousand Sons, both of which were very much to my taste.

As far as I'm concerned, as long as it's not the Emperor they're overthrowing, it's fair game.

**Noisy_Marine**

Hm, haven't read Thousand Sons yet ...

**iproxtaco**

Then I suggest you go and buy it. Now.