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Iron Hands #2

Die Stimme des Mars (Warhammer 40,000)

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Seit zehntausend Jahren war die Stimme des Mars eine geheime, doch mächtige Position im Eisernen Rat. Doch die Ambitionen, die während der Häresie des Horus gesät wurden, beginnen Wurzeln zu schlagen. Eisenvater Kristos erhält den Auftrag, die mysteriösen Apparaturen der Eldar, bekannt als die Morgenrot-Technologien, zu entschlüsseln. Noch bevor er das erste Element auf Fabris Callivant bergen kann, locken die Eldar die Grünhäute auf die Knight-Welt. Doch Kristos erkennt, dass nicht nur die Xenos ihn an der Erfüllung seiner Pflicht zu hindern versuchen. Seine eigenen Brüder wollen sich die Kräfte dieser Technologie zunutze machen. Klan wendet sich gegen Klan, Iron Hand gegen Iron Hand und der Eisenvater steht vor einer schweren Entscheidung. Geschrieben von David Guymer

WARUM DU DIESES BUCH LESEN SOLLTEST
Im Nachfolgeroman zu ›Das Auge von Medusa‹ versuchen geheimnisvolle Mächte den Orden der Iron Hands zu spalten und mit dunkler Magie zu korrumpieren.

396 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 1, 2018

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David Guymer

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David Guymer is a freelance author, PhD in molecular microbiology (which still comes in more handy than you might think), and tabletop warlord based in the Yorkshire East Riding. He has written for Black Library, Marvel, Aconyte Books, Asmodee, Mantic Games, Cubicle 7, Creative Assembly, and Mongoose Publishing.

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32 reviews
March 13, 2019
Irritating that there was no indication on the book cover that this was the second book in a trilogy(?)
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May 25, 2019
Slow to start, but quick to finish

I had trouble getting into this novel, despite enjoying the first book in the series. However around the midpoint it really picks up.

Pacing wise the book could use some work, but as a world building effort for a niche of 40k lore it is awesome. The Iron Hands are as foriegn as they are to other chapters. Guymer has put forth a good effort in readjusting several bits of contradictory lore about the Iron Hands to make it all fit together
15 reviews10 followers
July 16, 2018
The level of insight into what makes the Iron Hands tick and their contrast with the Hospitallers are unparalleled and the sheer intrigue and convoluted politics of the Imperium are fleshed out really well. David Guymer can take an illustrious chapter of machine-men who are inimical to the qualities of humanity and whose actions are repulsive and make the reader turn page after page to read more.
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350 reviews7 followers
September 19, 2019
A touch better than the first, but still hard to feel anything for the Iron Hands.
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