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Angels of Caliban
- The Horus Heresy, Book 38
- Narrated by: John Banks
- Series: The Horus Heresy, Book 38
- Length: 10 hrs and 56 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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With the Dark Angels spread across a hundred systems, primarch Lion El'Jonson stands as Lord Protector of Ultramar - though his true motives are known to few indeed, and old rivalries on the home world threaten to tear the Legion in half.
But when word comes of the Night Lords' attack on Sotha, the Lion's brutal actions bring Imperium Secundus once again to the brink of civil war. Not even the most fearsome warriors of the Dreadwing, nor any arcane secret of the Order, can guarantee victory if he sets himself against his loyal brothers.
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- Anonymous User
- 21-07-2018
For the Lion!
great story, great characters and well narrated. Can't wait to get the next in the series.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-12-2018
Decent book
This was a decent book covers a lot of Imperium Secundus and the happenings at Caliban. Also covers the Lion and gives us an insight to the way he thinks
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- justamom
- 23-12-2018
good listen
third in the dark angel/Zahariel arc. enjoyed the story and learning what caused the split.
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-10-2020
very enjoyable
builds upon previous books nicely. interesting look at the dark angel cypher. Kurze as always steals the show!
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-05-2020
Great Dark Angels story
Just what was needed. A great dark angels story with some other good experiences and stories added throughout.
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- Zachary Soderman
- 22-04-2020
not ny favorite narrator but passable
I felt the narration wasn't the best and I'm glad there weren't many female voices as the narrator didnt do them part8well
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- Jacob Raun
- 02-03-2020
Great interactions between the 3 primarchs!
There are great interactions between Gulliman, Jonson, and Sanguinius! It's nice seeing the human side of them. not to mention the great fights in the book as well!
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- J. Bray
- 16-12-2019
For the Lion!....maybe
As a dark angels army player I found this book very informative and intriguing and very much enjoyed hearing the back story from the 30th millennium
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-10-2019
Good building of the Luther treachery
Not as much battle scenes as I would have liked to have listened too that in a lot of the horus heresy books prior. But there was a lot of character building. And lots parts that include the Primarchs Sanguinius, The Lion, Guilliman and the Night Lord Kurze himself. A bit more talking, I would definitely say this book is a major lead up to the next titles that would certainly have to be the Lions return to Caliban and seeing what Luther has waiting for him. But probably before that has to be the continuing of the war against Horus.
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- Amazon Customer
- 21-03-2019
Waves but finishes strong
early chapters are a little hard to follow and the character development is weak compared to other books. By the end it felt more complete.
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- Amazon Customer
- 16-03-2019
Simply an amazing story!
I never really cared for the story of the Dark Angels, but this story simply made me see them in a new light. I've always read that the Lion was a master leader, a brother that commanded much respect by his other brothers, but this story shows us of what an idiot he really is. Both Luther and Curze made this story simply amazing!
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- Omar
- 07-12-2018
3/5
this picks up after unremembered empire and fall of Angel's and one audiodrama featuring luther and a coup de tat attempt on him.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-02-2020
Several arcs reaching their apex in unison.
The series installment I was most looking forward to - it did not disappoint.
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- Anonymous User
- 19-05-2019
Medium
Mixed story that picks up at the end. However it never really moves on before the very last charters.
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- Anonymous User
- 27-01-2018
Wasn't my favourite
After Pharos and Master of Mankind this was not as engaging and took some effort to finish. A combination of monotonous voice acting and nothing to really make me interested in the First Legion who come across as confusing with too many secret motivations to make them relatable.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-10-2020
awesome
cannot wait until the lion book.... great stuff from the 1st Legion... For the Lion
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- Riley
- 07-07-2020
Long live the Lioooon!!
Brilliant book, one of my favorites thus far. I most enjoyed the dichotomy between Sanguinius, Guilliman and the Lion, 3 god kings co existing with the rivalry that’s shared in most non single child homes across the world. I’m convinced that the Lion and Konrad are the two strongest primarchs of all, I highly doubt another could best either of them. Another brilliant part was seeing Guilliman so unhinged. Pick this up!!! Worth the read
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- Arch Unit
- 29-06-2020
great to work by
had this on while working on models just great maybe 2 many chapter masters
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- Chris Gerrard
- 20-06-2020
good story, fills a lot of gaps in the narrative
I've always enjoyed the history of the Dark Angels, and this book does not disappoint. splitting between Caliban and the events on Macragge, this book is great from start to finish.
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- The Bearded Bookworm
- 12-06-2020
One of the worse book Ive read so far.
Sadly this book suffers from a case of terrible pacing and John Banks doesn't help matters with flat emotionless reading. I genuinely tend to avoid books he narrates and it makes this books a slog to get through. Gav Thorpe can do good work but he makes a story of a few chapters last 25+ there is so much pointless waffle and padding in this book it could be abridged and woulnt lose a great deal.
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- Anonymous User
- 23-02-2020
Brilliant
A gripping and exciting story from start to finish with a great conclusion and set up for the future novels.
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- mac
- 23-12-2019
Outstanding
Loved it from the start to the finish... Anyone a fan of Dark Angels: this is a must
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