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Nightbringer
- The Chronicles of Uriel Ventris: Warhammer 40,000, Book 1
- Narrated by: Bruce Mackinnon
- Length: 9 hrs and 43 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Book one of the Chronicles of Uriel Ventris
Newly promoted Ultramarines Captain Uriel Ventris is assigned to investigate Pavonis, an Imperial planet plagued by civil disorder and renegade eldar raiders.
Listen to it because: here is where the legend begins: the first mission of Uriel Ventris as captain of the Ultramarines Fourth Company.
The story: newly promoted to the captaincy of the Ultramarines Fourth Company, Uriel Ventris leads his warriors to the world of Pavonis, where vicious alien raiders are bringing death and destruction. As Pavonis descends into political turmoil, Uriel and his warriors must battle the xenos as they unravel a plot to unleash an ancient evil buried deep beneath the world - the mysterious and deadly Nightbringer.
Written by Graham McNeill. Narrated by Bruce Mackinnon.
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- Elisabeth
- 11-12-20
Missing chapter 11?
Luckily I have the novel but this audio book is currently missing chapter 11. Chapter 10 is repeated in its place.
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- HarmonicaJay
- 12-04-20
Fixed version
When I was first listening to this, it repeated one of the chapters. That has now been fixed and I can say that this is worth getting. I'm not used to Bruce Mackinnon, but he's not bad and I think he does well enough to show enough enthusiasm without going too over the top to be annoying like Robin Bowerman can be. The story itself is fine, but from what I have heard the series gets much better second book onwards.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-13-20
Missing 11?
A bit sad that the 10 chapter is played again in 11 that a side the story was awsome, have some Eisenhorn vibs on it love it.
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- Robert Ijames
- 08-25-21
passable
It was as though the writer didn't have a good grasp of 40k lore. Making the Ultramarines sound religious and all to human at times.
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- Chris
- 05-13-21
One of the best 40k stories ever
Out of all the 40k stories I've read and listened to this is by far the best one yet and it's also made me like the ultramarines more because of it. the storie is about captain Uriel Ventris of the ultramarines 4th company and this is his first campaign as captain.
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- Jacob Adams
- 10-12-21
Good.... but not at the same time
I'm pretty picky when it comes to stories so keep that in mind while reading this. the performance of this audio book is great so no complaints there. I have issues with how the space marines were depicted these are power armored behemoths that are all but immune to Las fire and yet they hesitate time and time again when they are up against PDF... yes not guardsmen..... PDF. and in one part of the book it's states that a laser shot melts part of uriel's breastplate. Not lore accurate. It's a bunch of little lore inaccuracies that get to me in this story and the amount of plot armor is....ridiculous. I now completely understand why the ultramarines are known as the ultrasmurffs. with writing like this it's hard not to thing of them as such.
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- Jon
- 02-25-21
Cringe
Predictable story and Eldar chapter reads like it was pulled from the worst teenage erotic fanfiction
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- MSG50
- 11-13-20
Awesome!!!!
Enjoyed it the whole way through. A mix of terror, and Adrenaline mix with Good narration and story. Haven’t read a Warhammer 40k book like this in some time. DWW
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- Bill
- 04-29-22
Good read.
Great narrator. Good WH40K story. The different layers of imperial society are interesting to explore.
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- Travis Hunter
- 11-20-21
save your credit.
I think I only finished this one on the basis of momentum. Definitely understand more why people had it out for the Ultramarines for so long now. easily one of the most lack luster of the black library titles I've read.
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- Pricy
- 11-18-20
Missing Chapter
It's literally missing an entire chapter. Chapter 10 is repeated twice and there is no chapter 11.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-05-20
Really shouldn't have been this voice actor
I have heard this voice actor before in Warhammer books, not 40k books, and as a personal preference thing. I don't like him. I have night bringer as a book and love there story. This voice actor ruined it its almost unbearable to listen to. thumbs down on him sorry
6 people found this helpful
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- Kindle Customer
- 11-11-20
Sort of ok
A little disappointed in the narration. Seems as though speed in delivery was irritating and really a space marine should have a deep voice. Story wasn’t as good as I thought it would be. There are better in this series.
6 people found this helpful
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- rob
- 02-17-21
Great story but basic facts wrong
Only downside to an otherwise good story is the constant reference to the god emperor and the worshiping of him by the space marines which is interly inaccurate for the astartes
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- paul sparks
- 11-10-20
Ultramarines being Ultramarines
The story is no nail biter full of mystery and Machiavellian machinations but it is a story of the boys in blue doing what they do best and we get inquisitor in disguise too, I enjoyed it but it not one I would listen to again, the narrator was new to me and he did a good job with all the right intonations and inflections
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- Cian Medlar
- 03-24-21
Great Book, Great Reader
Always loved this story and Bruce MacKinnon did a brilliant job of bringing it to life. I'm looking forward to the rest of the series. I wish Heavy Entertainment produced all audiobooks.
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- Kavayan
- 04-19-22
Just wasn't a fan of the narration.
I remember reading this book as a kid and wanted to listen to the audio book as I remember the story being really good.
Narration is just way to fast. This book needed a deeper and grittier voice. Just wasn't feeling it.
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- Dead Books
- 01-13-22
Warhammer Noob
I struggled through the story despite it being interest ing. The narrator was good though.
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- Juraj M.
- 01-07-22
barely made it thru
i dont know if it was the narator or the story or a mix but this was by far my worst Warhammer 40k audiobook by far. Uriel seems to be a perfect candidate for conversion to the dark gods he is lackluster other than being cocky at times... in heresy times he would be a perfect traitor character you love to hate...
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- Harry
- 11-27-21
Fantastic from start to finish
Nightbringer is a fantastic tale that the narrators exquisitely performance will be chills as you listen.
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- matt wood
- 05-10-21
Bring on the whole series!
It was a great read, i read the books years ago and enjoyed them this was good to listen to and enjoy. im bummed the others arent on here yet hopefully they are doing it now with the same narrator he was a good addition. Really Worth the time.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-14-22
Not for me...
Struggled to finish, not sure what was happening half the time or who was who. This wasn't for me, but those who like this genre will probably love it.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-15-20
good
Very good this was my first 40k novel and I really liked it would recommend