Legacy of Caliban: The Omnibus

The Legacy of Caliban #1-3

by Gav Thorpe

Omnibus edition of the Legacy of Caliban trilogy, featuring the mysterious Dark Angels Space Marines.

Descendents of the First Legion, the Dark Angels are peerless warriors with a knightly heritage from their sundered home world of Caliban. Amongst their hallowed ranks are the lightning fast Ravenwing and the stalwart Deathwing. But the Legacy of Caliban is dark, and the need for atonement is great and echoes through the ages. Ever do the Dark Angels hunt the mysterious Fallen, their greatest shame and their darkest secret. This omnibus edition contains the novels Ravenwing , Master of Sanctity and The Unforgiven, along with the short story collection Lords of Caliban .

Genres: 40k, Science Fiction, Fiction

944 pages, Paperback

First published September 22, 2016

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

[Gianfranco Mancini]

More a four stars one, but if you've read the Angels of Darkness and The Purging of Kadillus prequels and the Dark Angels Horus Heresy novels, you are going to have a blast reading this omnibus.
And the ending was just the most shocking and grimdark in Warhammer 40000 history ever.

[Simon Aebli]

An excellent view into the inner workings of the Dark Angels, albeit with a somewhat short finale. Still a must read for any fan of the Unforgiven. Best read after Angels of Darkness by the same author, which serves as a prologue of sorts.

[James Karalus]

Lots of war and fighting gets a bit repetitive but good read

[Dustin Halbrooks]

If you like the dark angels then you'll enjoy this. Cool characters, good story, a fun book.

[Ulzeta]

Quite boring.

[Lee Herridge]

The first book is a bit iffy - most the characters are kind of annoying but books 2 and 3 bring in some of the big guns Azrael, Ezekiel, Asmodai, etc, who are all amazing in their own way and make it far more enjoyable.