Graham McNeil has done it again. What an excellent book and a must read for Space Wolves and Thousand Sons followers! All I can say, you wouldn't understand the origins of the the Thousand Sons legion until you read the book. They are not what as they are portrayed now by the current Imperial historians. They are more to them than meets the eye and power wielded by them were magnificent and tragic at the same time. Go and take a read, 4.5 out of 5 rating in my books. I can't wait until they released the sequel to this book, 'Prospero Burns' by my favorite author Dan Abnett. 'They are no wolves on Fenris" quoted from Magnus the Red, Primarch of the Thousand Sons
I can't wait to start on this book. It's a few books down my queue and I'll probably get to it by end-May. No spoilers! lol
ReplyDeleteU got to read it dude, one of the best heresy novels I've read.
ReplyDeleteI can't go with you on the "one of the best" assessment, but it was a decent read. I thought the first part dragged a bit personally.
ReplyDeleteHowever, it was good and is a "must read" for 1K Sons fans like Azlan...
It might be a bit draggy, but I love the historical portion of the Thousand Sons mentioned in the book. That made it one of the best heresy novels, well at least thats my honest opinion..we'll see how Abnett retaliates with the Propero Burns sequel..
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