January 24, 20215 yr Hey, I’ve been burning through some 40k books and finding mixed quality in the audio book reads. Some are great; others are not. Any recommendations for any that particularly shine?
January 24, 20215 yr As a book, Infinite and the Divine is great. Not sure what the audio book is like though.
January 26, 20215 yr Author I Coincidentally just started that today and it’s great. Honestly, one of the better black library books.
January 29, 20215 yr I'm particularly partial to the audio books for Lords of Silence (Deathguard) and really came to love the Fabius Bile series (Primogenitor, Clonelord and Manflayer). I really enjoyed the vocals for Fabius, it really sold his character to me. I'd love to know what was cut from the end of Manflayer, the story goes that the changes that were forced upon the Author (Josh Reynolds) were the final straw that lead to him leaving Black Library.
January 30, 20215 yr I loved reading the primogenitor series. Really made me like Bile as a character. So it's good to hear the audio books did them justice
February 1, 20215 yr Am I wrong in not being at all interested in the 40k novels at all? I read inquisitor and harlequin and enjoyed both a very long time ago - but nothing since has looked even slightly interesting to me. Has anything kept the feel of those early novels?
February 21, 20215 yr On 1/24/2021 at 5:06 PM, BearPowers said: Hey, I’ve been burning through some 40k books and finding mixed quality in the audio book reads. Some are great; others are not. Any recommendations for any that particularly shine? HH / 40k novels in particular or audiobooks in general? For HH I can't really say, but if you want a few general recomendations, then the Last Werewolf by Glen Duncan and Dogs of War by Adrian Tchaikovsky are both excellent.
February 21, 20215 yr Author On 2/1/2021 at 4:22 PM, moody said: Am I wrong in not being at all interested in the 40k novels at all? I read inquisitor and harlequin and enjoyed both a very long time ago - but nothing since has looked even slightly interesting to me. Has anything kept the feel of those early novels? I find that you get good stuff from Abnett, Sandy Mitchell and a few others. Quality does vary wildly though, but it does seem to be having a generally positive uptick.
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