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As the title says....

Garro "Oath of Momemt"
Garro "Legion of One"
Garro "Shield of Lies"
Garro "Sword of Truth"

Why in the hell don't they organize this material chronologically on Black Library? Release date doesn't mean a damned thing from the 13 other HH novels I've read. Is a proper time line too much to ask for? Their store is a mess.

Now that I am finished ranting... Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

it'd be nice if they'd finally release these as novels, I've no intreast in audio books but have an intreast in reading these stories :(

I can help, I've been up to date with almost all Horus Heresy publications. For Garro the order is:

The Flight of Eisenstein (first appearance)
Garro: Oath of Moment
Garro: Sword of Truth
Garro: Legion of One
Burder of Duty / Grey Angel*
Garro: Shield of Lies

*This one has no clear chronological order, but I put here because it makes most sense.

There's also Luna Mendex and Vengeful Spirit which feature characters tied to Garro, which can be chronological after Legion of One.

Then there's Wolf Hunt, which can be chronological placed after The Outcast Dead. (In terms to Garro, I'd say after Legion of One)

Then there's The Sigillite, which is also connected to Garro much like Wolf Hunt. (Also after Legion of One)

Hope this helps.

EDIT:

Good news BrianDavion, you can read the scripts in The Scripts Volume One and The Scripts Volume Two. While not completely novels, they should read as a written play.

Thanks guys.