Legends Of The Dark Angels

by Gav Thorpe

A Dark Angel OmnibusThe Dark Angels have been involved with many of the most notable campaigns in the history of the Imperium. They also fight a secret war that’s been raging for ten thousand years.READ IT BECAUSEThe Dark Angels are at once proud and utterly insular. This book gives you insight into their motivations, as well as a fair few of their secrets.THE STORYAncient are the stories of the Dark Angels. The warriors of this clandestine Chapter hold to secrets as readily as they do their swords, the shame of ages past following them into the Dark Millenium.The ranks of the Unforgiven are replete with heroes. Legends tell of Supreme Grand Master Azrael, Keeper of the Truth and bearer of the Lion Helm, Ezekiel, Chief Librarian and bearer of the Book of Salvation, and Balthasar, heroic sergeant of the Fifth Company, to name but a fewIn war zones across the length and breadth of the galaxy, the Dark Angels fight for the Emperor, for atonement, and for the greater glory of the Imperium.CONTENTSThree novels by Gav Thorpe– Angels of Darkness– The Purging of Kadillus– AzraelThe following stories by C Z Dunn– Protector of Secrets (short story)– The Eye of Ezekiel (novel)– Dark Vengeance (novella)– Easy Prey (short story)– Malediction (short story)

Genres: 40k

1288 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 22, 2023

About the author

Gav spent 14 years as a developer for Games Workshop, and started writing novels and short stories in the worlds of Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 when the Black Library imprint was launched in 1997.

He continues to write for Black Library, and his first 'homegrown' novel series The Crown of the Blood has been released via Angry Robot.

Currently living in Nottingham, Gav shares his home with his loving and very understanding partner - Kez, and their beautiful little boy - Sammy.

Reviews

[Ken Giles · Rating 5 out of 5]

An excellent book. I really enjoyed reading this epic tome. And it is rather epic in length too.
A really good deep dive into the dark angles