Fall of Macharius (The Macharian Crusade)
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (992 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1849708517 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 416 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-16 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Better than the previous one" according to JPS. First posted on Amazon.co.uk on 6 July 201Better than the previous one JPS First posted on Amazon.co.uk on 6 July 2014This is the third – and last - “episode” of the Macharian Crusade. As readers of the previous episodes know already, just like most of those that know about Warhammer 40K, and as the title rather suggests, the story will somehow end with the demise of Macharius. So you have the impression that there is not much suspense in the story.This, however, would be somewhat unfair, because it is the circumstances of his demise that matter, as the formally all conquering general comes under increasing strain, is faced by the treason of one of. This is the third – and last - “episode” of the Macharian Crusade. As readers of the previous episodes know already, just like most of those that know about Warhammer Better than the previous one JPS First posted on Amazon.co.uk on 6 July 2014This is the third – and last - “episode” of the Macharian Crusade. As readers of the previous episodes know already, just like most of those that know about Warhammer 40K, and as the title rather suggests, the story will somehow end with the demise of Macharius. So you have the impression that there is not much suspense in the story.This, however, would be somewhat unfair, because it is the circumstances of his demise that matter, as the formally all conquering general comes under increasing strain, is faced by the treason of one of. 0K, and as the title rather suggests, the story will somehow end with the demise of Macharius. So you have the impression that there is not much suspense in the story.This, however, would be somewhat unfair, because it is the circumstances of his demise that matter, as the formally all conquering general comes under increasing strain, is faced by the treason of one of. "A must have!" according to Andrew White. Kudos to William King for limiting himself to only three books. For those of you that have read the first two, one cannot help but wander off and imagine the countless battles spanning the entire crusade. The third book gives some detail into the extent of the Crusade and the enemies fought, but again this series could have been broken into three to four more books easily.A book like this always brings a nostalgia of sorts because of the "looking back" moments, but the true gold is the love that was built for the characters in this series. That being said the only con I can muster up is the l. Very entertaining and, at times, had me sitting on the edge of my seat. Fast paced with lots of action. Great read! Labowski (Dude) Great read but, honestly, I wish it were longer and more in depth. Like all GW novels they're capped at 340'ish pages. This is one of Mr. King's better works though. I couldn't put the book down until I finished it.
About the Author William King is the author of the Tyrion and Teclis saga, the Macharian Crusade trilogy as well as the much-loved Gotrek & Felix series and the Space Wolf novels. Bill was born in Stranraer, Scotland, in 1959 and currently lives in Prague . His short stories have appeared in many magazines and compilations, including White Dwarf and Inferno!
This heavily industrialised world is the bastion of the Lord Solar's arch-nemesis, the traitor Richter. As the end of the Crusade dawns, this could be an end to the Imperium's war and the final fall of Macharius.. Formerly one of Macharius's trusted advisors, Richter's betrayal is indicative of the low morale and dissent amongst the Imperial forces. Brought to the edge of the known galaxy, thrust into a plague-ridden hell of trench warfare, Macharius faces his sternest test. The epic conclusion to The Macharian Crusade trilogyIn the last years of the Crusade, Macharius comes to Loki
Bill was born in Stranraer, Scotland, in 1959 and currently lives in Prague . William King is the author of the Tyrion and Teclis saga, the Macharian Crusade trilogy as well as the much-loved Gotrek & Felix series and the Space Wolf novels. His short stories have appeared in many magazines and compilations, including White Dwarf and Inferno!