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Celestine: The Living Saint
- Warhammer 40,000
- Narrated by: Emma Gregory
- Length: 7 hrs and 31 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
A Warhammer 40,000 novel
Saint Celestine is one of the greatest heroes of the Dark Imperium, an immortal warrior who returns time and again, even when struck down by a foe, like the Emperor's avenging angel. But what happens when she dies and comes back? Prepare to find out.
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Andy Clark lays bare one of the greatest mysteries of Warhammer 40,000: the trials Saint Celestine must undergo in order to return from death....
The story
With her mighty wings spread wide and Ardent Blade aflame, Saint Celestine is the living embodiment of the God-Emperor’s wrath. Her halo blazes like a star upon the smog-wreathed, blood-soaked battlefields of the 41st Millennium; its holy light leading the faithful to victory time and time again. As heretics and daemons tear at her flesh, she calls down fires of retribution from on high to smite the wicked and unrighteous.
If she is to fall in battle, none should mourn as she is Celestine, the Living Saint, and death is her duty. Though it comes at a great cost. For each time she is slain, Saint Celestine finds herself trapped in a terrible realm of suffering and torment. There her faith in the God-Emperor will be put to the test so she may prove herself worthy of life once more.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-04-19
It was moving.
It was a great work of literature. this was the first time a book brought me to tears, I do not know what it was but I became aware that tears started flowing down my face, after an hour listening to the audio book. Great writing and a stunning performance by Emma Gregory.
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- Michael B.
- 06-28-20
Great Story and Narration
I thoroughly enjoyed the story, it even brought tears to my eyes at some points. This is the first audio book I've heard Emma narrate and I'm very impressed by it. Each character had their own voice and wasn't monotone like some books I've heard in the past.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-03-20
The Internal Experience of the Despairing Believer
The book does well to explain the resurrection experience of the living saint. This is the main lore revelation. The main focus of the narrative is on how the individuals within the Imperium reconcile their horrible reality with their belief in the Emperor. If you enjoy the contemplation of faith and belief then you will be riveted. This would also be a great opportunity for a philosophical conversation among fellow 40k enthusiasts. The book was bland for me as I enjoy 40k mainly for lore and the larger themes. A nuanced struggle with faith and belief isn’t what I try to draw from the universe. This has been why I avoided books regarding the living saints for so long.
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It’s a good book but not for me. That’s why I gave 3 stars.
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- Jacob
- 08-09-19
Great insight bad fight scenes.
loved learning what's saints go through. bad fight scenes. anyone looking to learn the lore better definitely should check this out I was happy I did.
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- Poe's Raven
- 06-05-20
A fascinating and powerful story
I thoroughly enjoyed this audiobook. The narrator was clear and well-spoken, with an appreciable range of voices to distinguish most characters. The story was a fascinating look into one of the most prominent characters in the setting, with plenty of attention given to other characters to show how the Living Saint impacted them. I would highly recommend giving this one a listen.
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- SirGlenn
- 05-05-20
Story goes nowhere and has no depth
This was a struggle to finish. The story has the content of a novella but is lengthened to a full novel without adding any substance. Ended the book knowing as little about the Sisters of Battle as I did when I started. Not recommended.
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- David Maple
- 10-24-19
Finally lore about the premiere living saint. But..
It was a treat to finally hear about the living saint and finally get the lore and implied lore through her eyes. The fight/battle scenes were okay a lot could have been better. However the climax of the story was super disappointing considering her past achievements (poor pay off). Worth your time!
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- sdancr
- 03-17-22
Performance was awesome
Great story telling, very fun. Love learning about the sisters of battle. First audiobook ever
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- Andrew Sauers
- 02-26-22
Great look into Celestine
Fantastic book in the Warhammer series. May not set any literature records but definitely worth the read Sisters, Cadians, Chaos. What more could you want? Emma Gregory is one of the best narrators.
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- Nathaniel
- 11-02-21
Great performance, “inspired” story.
This story is definitely good, and Emma Gregory did an amazing job with the voice lines, but the story is decently predictable, and “inspired by” the Pilgrim’s Progress, but it is still a great book if you like both Cadian Guard and the Sororitas.
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- Mr. Daniel M. Ford
- 11-05-19
A Human story from thre 40k universe.
A very human story fron the 40k universe, showing the direction the black library are more and more leaning in these days. Featuring Hope, Faith and Duty. This is not a bad thing, making mindless beasts of men and women can be interesting horror once or twice, but confronting the demons within ourselves and making our heroes actually have a journey requires something altogether more human. I'll be eagerly watching out for more from Andy Clark.
Emma Gregory is fantastic, despite one rather interesting enemy soldier screaming, enjoyed every second of it. Her intonation, pronunciation and pacing were superlative. Again, I'll be glad to see her name on any audiobooks im interested in and will snatch them up.
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- J Carder
- 01-18-21
Found this one difficult to get into
Performance was great, but found the story difficult to get into. Thought a few times about returning it but glad I persevered
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-23-19
A good insight into Saint Celestine
A decent enough story giving insight into the lives and deaths of Saint Celestine, the dogmatic fanaticism some imperial agents hold towards the Emperor and the dangers of rampant zealotry. Excellent narration... Although the accent mix for the characters was a little jarring at times.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-14-19
Breathtaking
It isn’t often 40k brings tears. This did. Also Emma Gregory is breathtaking as always
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- Kim-Patrick
- 09-21-19
two disconnected plots
there was a weird disconnect between the two main plots of the story. I thought they would tie together at some point but they never did. performance was solid and overall the story was good
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- D. FitzPatrick
- 03-03-22
Great story, but ...
Great story, but the narration is painfully boring. The narrator makes the SoB to sound weak, when they clearly are not. Be better off to read the book.
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- Joe, London
- 10-22-21
Particularly enjoyed the narration and the accents
Particularly enjoyed the narration and the accents, would recommend this book! thank you ...
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- Liam Synnott
- 10-16-21
Very good story and performance
A very entertaining story and exciting retelling of one of the most dramatic 40K characters.
The warp stuff is broken up by a very fun Astra Militarum battle and there's a genuinely good twist towards the end. Excellent Book.
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- Jim Clarke
- 10-12-21
Fantastic if you wonder about the character.
Great performance. Some surprising revelations. I enjoyed it from start to end. Highly recommended!
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- Steven paxton
- 10-10-21
fantastic
Wow what a story so well read! I was not sure what expected but go so much more loved it
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- Anonymous User
- 10-12-21
Lack of Emotional Depth
Unfortunately it has a lack of emotional depth...
the beyond chapters are brilliant, but the war story let's the story down.
Narrator is however brilliant
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- Optimist P.
- 09-26-20
Good core idea but poorly executed
I wanted to love this but the story wavered too often for me. I usually love these books for their ability to capture your imagination but this one just couldn't do it for me. I fear that the main reason for this was the main voice actor. I can appreciate that she was given a lot of roles to play and that can be difficult but most were so poor that it took me completely out of the story. Unfortunately, if I see the same voice actor I'll likely give the audio book versions a miss.
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-12-19
Brilliant
At first it was a little confusing but once you start to get into the story it all starts to really make sense. This book has really furthered my for Saint Celestine as a character.