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The Sisters of Death
An Adepta Sororitas story
On a cemetery world, Sister Superior Augusta must unravel the mystery of a strange order of sisters, their Frateris allies and a missing relic.
READ IT BECAUSE
Get an insight into different ways the Sisterhood venerates the God-Emperor, and how many can serve Him in their own esoteric manner.
THE STORY
On the cemetery world of Letum, hidden by deadly storms, an ancient and mysterious sisterhood venerates the Emperor in their own esoteric manner. For Sister Superior Augusta of the Order of the Bloody Rose, sent to retrieve a sacred text from a vessel crashed upon the planet, these strange sisters are disquieting. Yet when events spiral out of control, Augusta may discover that they all work to the God-Emperor's great design in their own ways.
On a cemetery world, Sister Superior Augusta must unravel the mystery of a strange order of sisters, their Frateris allies and a missing relic.
READ IT BECAUSE
Get an insight into different ways the Sisterhood venerates the God-Emperor, and how many can serve Him in their own esoteric manner.
THE STORY
On the cemetery world of Letum, hidden by deadly storms, an ancient and mysterious sisterhood venerates the Emperor in their own esoteric manner. For Sister Superior Augusta of the Order of the Bloody Rose, sent to retrieve a sacred text from a vessel crashed upon the planet, these strange sisters are disquieting. Yet when events spiral out of control, Augusta may discover that they all work to the God-Emperor's great design in their own ways.
43 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 25, 2021
About the author
Danie Ware
60 books210 followersAuthor of the Ecko trilogy (CyberPunk/Fantasy mashup) and Children of Artifice (queer science fantasy). Writer of Sisters of Battle (and other things) for WarHammer 40k, Judge Anderson for Rebellion, Twilight Imperium for Aconyte Books, and numerous short stories.
Reader, writer, crusader geek, re-enactor (retired) and role-player. After seventeen years conjuring PR, events and social media for Forbidden Planet (London) Ltd, you can now find me in the Manga/GNs at Waterstones Piccadilly.
Follow me on most Social Media channels as @Danacea
Reader, writer, crusader geek, re-enactor (retired) and role-player. After seventeen years conjuring PR, events and social media for Forbidden Planet (London) Ltd, you can now find me in the Manga/GNs at Waterstones Piccadilly.
Follow me on most Social Media channels as @Danacea
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
February 27, 2021
I really like the Warhammer 40k stories where the heroes of the story are close the people of today (and Orks...!) and Danie Ware continues to knock it out of the park with the stories of the Sisters of Battle and their adventures.
In this, they are searching for a crashed ship on a planet where the local sisters are peaceful, mostly die young, and have some very odd rituals. Is something else going on?
In this, they are searching for a crashed ship on a planet where the local sisters are peaceful, mostly die young, and have some very odd rituals. Is something else going on?
March 13, 2021
"The image in the great Sol-facing window was not Him in His full glory, armoured and bearing His bright and flaming sword - it was Him as He would be, ancient and enthroned in cables."
March 19, 2022
Sister Augusta has such terrible fortune getting roped into all these messes lol
April 25, 2022
Mystery and violence
Augusta and the crew land on a creepy cemetery planet, and of course, mayhem ensues, teamwork prevails, and the Emperor protects.
Augusta and the crew land on a creepy cemetery planet, and of course, mayhem ensues, teamwork prevails, and the Emperor protects.
June 20, 2023
Quite boring.
August 17, 2023
The only problem with writing such good stories is that they raise the bar for so many others to obtain.
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