Sons of the Hydra
Warhammer 40,000
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Narrated by:
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Tom Alexander
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By:
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Rob Sanders
About this listen
An Alpha Legion Audiobook
In the hostile universe of the 41st Millennium, where allegiances are ever fickle, few of the Emperor’s sons are more difficult to understand or predict than the Alpha Legion.
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It's a story about the sneakiest and most oblique of traitors, written by Rob Sanders, master of the twisty-turny tale. It's sure to make your head spin…
THE STORY
Branded traitor since the Heresy, the motives and actions of the Alpha Legion have always been shrouded in mystery. Alpha Legionnaire Occam the Untrue leads his warband out of its hunting grounds in the Maelstrom on an epic quest for salvation, not just for himself, but for his whole Legion. With the forces of the Inquisition snapping at their heels, Occam and his followers must use all their guile and considerable martial prowess as they make their way to the cold heart of the galaxy, to a confrontation that no one, least of all Occam himself, could have foreseen.
©2024 Games Workshop Limited (P)2024 Games Workshop LimitedWhat listeners say about Sons of the Hydra
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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Performance4 out of 5 stars
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Story2 out of 5 stars
- Miss M Bossley
- 07-01-2025
Not the worst Alpha Legion book I’ve ever read
Overall I would say this book is great for the world of 40K, it has the grim dark, it has people dying, it has oppressive governments and overbearing supervisors and that’s all well and good. But truthfully it is not a very good Alpha Legion book, a good Alpha Legion story has the characters make up a incredibly convoluted plan which involves none of them actually doing any fighting, its literally all proxies. A good Alpha Legion book has a leader that’s absolutely insane and yet brilliant, able to come up with schemes that run laps around the Imperium then do a backflip and do the same to chaos. And finally a good Alpha Legion book focuses on a warband of more than six marines, I mean really? I’m all for focusing on a few characters rather than a broad roster of barely fleshed out ones but you could’ve had some running around in the background just to make the scene more lively, six is just sad. Of course you could make the argument that the author did this to show how far the Alpha Legion has diverged from itself back in the Horus Heresy and how far it’s fallen from its legion state. But there is a point where you realise you’re just reading an Ultramarine book in a lighter shade of blue. Again, overall not the worst Alpha Legion book I’ve ever read but far from the best.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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Performance4 out of 5 stars
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Story5 out of 5 stars
- Kindle Customer
- 16-01-2025
we are Alpharius
best lies have a spark of truth, and this book has many lies to disassemble
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