Godblight

I have only recently gotten back into to Warhammer 40k novels. Did the whole Dawn of Fire series, Titanicus, Lords of Silence, etc… I loved Guy Haley in the Warhammer End Times with Gotrek and Felix. I enjoy the pacing and World building, and this still has to shadow of doom and doubt that Warhammer 40k is known for. Great trilogy.

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I thoroughly enjoyed the Dark Imperium Trilogy. There was plenty of Astartes action and Boltguns roaring.. but the best parts of the series were the characters we got to know along the way and the interwoven stories they had to tell.The characterization of the Primaris alongside the First-born was really well done, the Death Guard and the Daemons of Nurgle were wonderfully accurate and well written. Mortarion and Typhus were brilliant, especially when they butted heads. The Sororitas and the Silent Sisters were fantastic. Guilliman, centre stage, was excellent. Especially when he was struggling with the potential truth of the Emperor being a God. Speaking of which, when the Emperor acted through Guilliman in the Garden or Nurgle, that was insane to witness!I highly recommend this trilogy to any fan of Warhammer 40,000 (and the Horus Heresy) or just Science Fiction in general. 10/10.

Scritto bene, personaggi interessanti che si completano e che agiscono secondo il loro ruolo. Soprattutto due cose mi sono piaciute. I demoni di Nurgle resi disgustosamente simpatici e la futura direzione della lore del 40k che si definisce. L'intervento diretto dell'imperatore ed il suo possibile futuro risveglio muovono finalmente il bg in avanti.

All the books in this series did not disappoint. Guy keeps the action and pacing moving, giving you time sequenced glimpses into all areas from Primarch to Primarch, to key characters, to key settings, interweaving side character musings and filled with rich descriptions. A page turner for sure.