Books by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
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review 1: A great addition to the series. Dembski-Bowden is a great author, too. As is apparent with each of his contributions to this world-building/epic story, this is yet another continuation of the "fall from grace". But what makes this piece of the story stand out even more is that An...
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review 1: Now that I've finished this novel, it occurs to me that I should have read it before Aurelian. I would have done so, too, but Black Library's suggested reading order for the Heresy mislead me in that regard.Nevermind. I know now that The First Heretic goes hand in hand with Aurel...
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review 1: Reading this book was a weird experience. On one hand I've read The First Heretic and The Betrayer, both of which I consider to be superior works; on the other, Soul Hunter didn't turn out to be quite as bad as I thought. It has a slow and rather generic start and I'd almost say ...
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review 1: Probably one of the best works by Aaron Dembski and a must read in the Warhammer 40k library, especially if you are a fan of the 40k universe and wish to know more about the Grey Knights and the modus operandi of the inquisition in the Emperium of Men. In The Emperor's gift you w...
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review 1: Like most of the SPACE MARINES BATTLES series, this book is basically a novel-length, ummm, space marine battle. That's not a bad thing - the best ones, which include this book, have enough character development to give the reader someone to root for before they spend 300 pages h...
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review 1: It's been a while since last a read a bit of Warhammer 40k madness -- and madness it is.It has been like this from the start when penned by masters such as Dan Abnett and Graham McNeill, and now Aaaron Dembski-Bowden! The rest of the crew are quite awesome as well, but these thre...
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review 1: This book was simply excellent. I could leave it at that, but I won't.The book follows the evolution of the Word Bearers Legion from Loyalist to Heretic Legion. At first I wasn't sure about this book. Both 'Horus Rising' and 'Fulgrim' were spectacular and honestly all the other H...
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review 1: The book that helps to understand the heresy. I thought the first heretic was a great telling of the legion and the events leading up to the war. I feel like they could have divided this novel in to two parts, as events jumped forward quite a bit throughout the novel. Argel Tal w...
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review 1: This book takes a long look at the Word Bearers legion, the first legion to turn away from the Emperor and begin worshiping Chaos (thus the novel name). The book begins with a bang as as the Ultramarines, led in person by Papa Smurf himself, land on a planet brought to compliance...
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review 1: As usual ADB. Is on the top of his game. He not only keeps the story flowing with engaging action sequences and character developing chunks, he also brings in a side of war that we usually don't see in a warhammer book. He goes into great detail describing things that a real army...
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review 1: I'm afraid I had problems with Cadian Blood. I just couldn't get into it.My first problems was that the main enemy seemed to be zombies, which imho defy any real science. Don't get me wrong, I'm fine with them in the right genre, I watch Walking Dead like many others, but Warham...