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Blood Reaver: Warhammer 40,000
- Night Lords, Book 2
- Narrated by: Andrew Wincott
- Length: 13 hrs and 49 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Listen to it because:
Aaron Dembski-Bowden takes an event mentioned in a Warhammer 40,000 rulebook - the Fall of Vilamus - and weaves his Night Lords characters into it, crafting a tense and dramatic tale of honour (or the complete lack thereof) amongst traitors...you'd think they'd know better that to trust one another.
The story:
Driven on by their hatred of the False Emperor, the Night Lords stalk the shadows of the galaxy, eternally seeking revenge for the death of their primarch. Their dark quest leads them to a fractious alliance with the Red Corsairs, united only by a common enemy. Together with this piratical band of renegades, they bring their ways of destruction to the fortress-monastery of the Marines Errant.
Written by Aaron Dembski-Bowden. Narrated by Andrew Wincott.
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- StargateNerd
- 11-12-19
One of the best 40k novels continued
A continuation of one of the best Warhammer 40,000 novels. It takes off shortly after the end of Soul Hunter, and introduces a handful of new characters. Andrew Wincott's narration is easy to listen to and understand, though sometimes it can be hard to tell the characters apart by their voices, though there is usually "written" confirmation to which character says what, so it is still somewhat easy to follow. Highly recommended for any Chaos or Night Lords fan that has read or listened to Soul Hunter.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-16-20
8th legion
really brings a good story to the traitor legions and depth to them. The choices and what they go through to survive.
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- Clifton Rose
- 05-18-20
Pretty good by 40K standards, but weak 2nd act.
This book has its moments, and really hit home at points, but overall it’s not as good as the first book.
Dembski-Bowden’s fight scenes are a confusing mess, and his strengths lie in deepening a story about beefy space men.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-27-19
Send in The Eighth!
ADB does it again! His ability to create immersive characters and breathe life into the universe they live in is second to none.
This novel builds on it's predecessor insight's on The Night Lord's, the reason why they rebelled, and the fate they pursue in the 41st millennium.
The plot is gripping, and consistent with the scarcity that the traitor warbands suffer in the eye. It's filled with intense melees, calculating void battles, and haunting neverborn hunts.
The dialogue, too is soundly on point. What I enjoy the most about this and other novels by ADB are the philosophical perspectives he introduces through his narratives, and how they fit perfectly with the protagonists that espouse them.
This is definitely one to check out if your remotely interested in 40k universe!
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- Manny Fresko
- 07-01-22
excellent book and Narrative
loved it. didn't want to stop listening to it. almost finished in one day. highly recommend.
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- Anonymous User
- 06-20-22
dame
Dame, one of the bast book I have read in years. I would recommend it to anyone, not just warhammer fans
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- Anonymous User
- 05-15-22
Favorite 40K book so far!
I definitely need to go back and listen again but I'll be enjoying it all, just need to get all the context right in my head. but I loved this book and seeing the gritty side of first claw where they are just having fun and the dark ambition of Talos and the methods he uses to strike back against the Empirium. This was an amazing end of a trilogy and I hope to be able to read more of the night lords in the future. I loved the VA and will be sure to look into other books they've narrated. It's been a blast getting into Warhammer and being able to discuss it with so many people; cant wait to learn and experience more! =]
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- Stephen Orf
- 04-19-22
Soulhunter is back!!!!
This was an excellent sequel to Soulhunter. The stakes are higher the body count is higher and the overall feelings described within each detail is much higher. 10/10 Must read
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- Anonymous User
- 01-20-22
Another great story about Chaos Marines
Characters like Talos continue to be amazing and the introduction of the Red Corsairs is a welcome one.
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- Dylan
- 01-02-22
This book fixes most of my issues with Soul Hunter
Spoilers ahead
When I listened to Soul Hunter my main problem was that some of the action scenes were paced really poorly, or were just boring in general. While other action scenes were phenomenal. In Blood Reaver not only were there more dialog scenes, but the action scenes seemed to be better overall. My only real issue is that Octavia was more whiney then in the first book. Issues that weren't that big in Soul Hunter were now apparently huge issues for Octavia. But I think the fact that this is my only big issue with this book speaks volumes about this book.
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- Cassiesaurus
- 10-09-19
This series is hands down the best 40k story
Adb knocked me out once again. I'm so attached to every character xincsnt esot for the next audiobook!
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- Brian
- 12-05-20
Story jumps about without warning.
Whilst his is a must listen book in the Night Lords series by Aaron, the Audible version smoothly takes you from one scene in the book to another without any warning that they are not actually talking about the same people or places anymore. This makes half the book a confusing mess.
I enjoyed the other half of the book, but the dream sequence and other parts, no.... hence the 3 stars
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- Samuel Burton
- 10-29-20
Night Lords are back
This series finally does justice to a very under appreciated legion! The Night Lords are one of if not my favorite legions, so to have ADB himself write such a captivating character like Talos is refreshing for the legion.
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- Magic Inc.
- 08-10-21
awesome
very good book. great story, well written and performed.
all characters and distinct personalities and even got to like some. awesome book.
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- Jonathan Hardman
- 07-13-21
A.D-B at his best
I came across the first book in a library and couldn't put it down. I finished this audio book within a week. I'm very much looking forward to listening to the final book.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-13-20
Another breathtaking novel by Dembski-Bowden.
The story of first claw and the ship Covenant of Blood continues in this grimdark novel.
It does not disappoint.
The first book "Soul Hunter" is my favourite novel from the 4OK genre and this is a close second. The pace is fantastic and the author has managed to inject serious personality into space marines, something which a lot of writers fall short with. I love these books and I can't wait to listen to the third in this set.
On that note, the narrators dark measured tones and the voices and accents he has given to each character makes this audiobook even more visceral and entertaining.
Seriously dark. Seriously entertaining.
As near to perfection as it's possible to get.
Definitely not for sensitive dispositions.
We have come for you.
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- Robert Brown
- 05-26-20
hooked on the night lords
This is the second book in the series and it's brilliant.
I have never really been a fan of chaos legions, but these are so good.
the story and narrative bring the characters to life.
can't wait for the next one
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- al english
- 11-13-19
I'll eat your eyes!
A chilling, action packed story by ADB with lots of black humour. Great performance by the narrator too.
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- Alex
- 10-29-19
Brilliant
Part two is easily as good as the first in the trilogy, seeing the politics between the different factions and seeing how a fallen chapter continues to survive is fascinating. ADB manages to write a protagonist that can be down right cruel and evil but you still route for Which is an achievement.
Narrator was also very well done with characters being distinct enough from each other and the action being brought to life quite well.
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- Irene
- 07-01-22
Best Chaos 40k Series
Loved it, excellent narration. Never a dull moment and the series continues to get better
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- Anonymous User
- 03-30-22
Pretty Good
It's bolter porn....
performance very good. enjoyed the story though I think the talons of horus series is better.
This is what it is. Good well performed, entertaining story. Not too heavy. Thought provoking enough to be interesting.
Overall good background listening if you like 40k lore.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-31-22
The best 40k story I have ever experience!
if you thought the first one was "okay" this one and the next is gonna make you can't get enough..
I doubt any 40k book will ever top this one for me.. and Im not even a fan of chaos.. ADB best!
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- Anonymous User
- 01-21-22
I liked it :)
I believe this was a complete improvement over the first book. The state of things between the start and end of the book seem to change very little, much like the first book. Which is admittedly somewhat disappointing, as I'd like to see the characters make some kind of progress in terms of their goals. But there ends the list of cons.
Exchanges between characters were much more interesting this time around. And there was a lot less over-describing of people and surroundings, which did wonders for the pacing.
I thoroughly enjoyed the direction of development for all characters and hope to see them developed even more so in the next book.
The narrator was fantastic, even more so than last time. Almost never did I confuse one character's voice for another's. And it always felt as though the tone was set just right at any given moment.
(minor spoiler) by far the most engaging parts of the book for me were the supernatural horror sections surrounding Octavia. Chilling stuff to visualise. The implied possibilities being utterly horrifying to imagine. Very creepy and fun!
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- Thomas Hilleary
- 01-06-21
magnanimous.
absolutely fantastic. it can't be said how good this book series is. would read again.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-18-20
ADB strikes again
The 2nd part of the Night Lords trilogy smashes expectations yet again for ADB. The characters are dark and believable in their own right. The setting is ripe with lore and the feeling of grimdark atmosphere. The story is gripping. Keep doing what you do ADB.
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- Stuart Voss
- 04-13-20
Love the night lords!
Audiobooks like this made me want to collect a Night Lords army in 30, & 40K!
Well narrated, and easy to listen to. Very highly recommended!
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- Anonymous User
- 02-10-20
WOW
This series keeps getting better and better, I can't wait to listen to the next one! Nox!