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Betrayer (The Horus Heresy #24)

Aaron Dembski-Bowden

ebook | Pages: 343 pages

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Original Title:	Betrayer ISBN13 9780857879189
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.blacklibrary.com/horus-heresy/betrayer-enhanced-ebook.html
Series:	The Horus Heresy #24, The Horus Heresy - Black Library recommended reading order #24, Warhammer 40,000 , more

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The Shadow Crusade has begun. While the Ultramarines reel from Kor Phaeron’s surprise attack on Calth, Lorgar and the rest of the Word Bearers strike deep into the realm of Ultramar. Their unlikely allies, Angron and the World Eaters, continue to ravage each new system they come across – upon the garrison planet of Armatura, this relentless savagery may finally prove to be their undoing. Worlds will burn, Legions will clash and a primarch will fall.

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Title	:	Betrayer (The Horus Heresy #24)
Author	:	Aaron Dembski-Bowden
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 343 pages
Published	:	December 14th 2012 by The Black Library (first published December 2012)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. 40k. Fiction

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Fantastic!! This book is my #1 pick in the series to date. ADB did an awesome job at developing Angron and the World Eaters beyond the bloodthirsty savages they have been portrayed in the past. I personally came away feeling compassion for Angron. Well done ADB.

I went into this thinking I was not going to like it. I am not a World Eaters fan at all. By the end I really felt for Angron and Kharn is a great character. In truth I would give it 4.5 stars and not 5 because at times things were drawn out more than necessary and others were really rushed. There are also a lot of open threads to be wrapped up. Though this book at some great new characters like Lotara and more Eternals.

A good book but I'm sick to death of the favoritism and authors biased attitude to the traitors when are the loyalists going to actually kick some ass like they really should be?A few dumb bits like an imperator being neutralized by a pack of warhounds without the latter running out of ammo.The ultramarines seem uncharacteristically incompetent at void war and fighting off gun fodder like the world eaters and where do the traitor legions get their seemingly never ending amount of astartes from?

Following on from Butchers Nails and the events of Know No Fear, Betrayer is a novel exploring the war in Ultramar. Focusing the roles played by both Lorgar and Angron in crippling worlds who might come to the Imperiums defence and the aftermath of their failure at Calth. However this defeat is not the greatest concern of the Word Bearers primarch. Angron is visibly becoming less stable by the day as the mental implants continue to drag his tortured into a perpetual blood frenzy. Worse still is

One of my favorite reads in the the series so far. Dembski-Bowden has proven himself time and again to be a powerful writer, skilled with imagery and language and full of powerful psychological insights. He does in this book what seems impossible, he makes Angron a sympathetic character.

Aaron Dembski-Bowden hit it out of the park when he wrote this book. The characters were all amazingly fleshed out and you "love" each and every one of them. Par Erebus. That guys a jerk! I cant wait to read his next novel!

The Ruinstorm created in Know No Fear has enveloped the Ultramar sector, and the 500 worlds are now isolated from each other. Lorgar's Shadow Crusade has begun, but he's not going to have anywhere near as much fun as his brother Angron, who is finally free of their father's chains.This book is a direct sequel to both Know No Fear and The First Heretic. (It hilariously references Battle for the Abyss too!) In the grim darkness of the far future, Kharn the Betrayer is the most notorious of all the