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Shit just got real

Boring read

Ah now the story is starting to get my attention! Only took about 500 pages. Excited I picked up the sequel as well.

14 books completed in 2013. Quite fine with me

Been watching so much Doctor who and now enough reading

5 chapters into the story and so far I am really enjoying it. Heavily character driven and there was even a character reference from Path of the Seer (not sure what year this takes place).

A break from the Horus Heresy series. I'll admit that Mechanicus stuff doesn't interest me much but I'll give it a shot.

Finally, I am able to read this after finishing the Horus Heresy novels that set up this story, The Thousand Sons and Prospero Burns.

So far it is starting a bit slow, but that is Abnets style of laying down a solid foundation and then building his story on. A lot of flashbacks occurring with some referencing the Unification Wars.

All I could think of after lunch was getting home to finish reading and yet not finish

After reading so much of the Horus Heresy, I think it is time to return back to the 40th millennium for a bit of change of scenary. I always love reading novels that are more involved with people of 40k (Imperial Guard & Inquisitors series <3), and less with the Space Marines.

Two awesome stories finally coming to a meeting point. The plot thickens at the unveiling of what Chaos was targeting

I stopped reading for awhile, but now I'm back. ATS is turning out to be a great novel and appears to be yet another sympathy for a legion that is misunderstood

Rewatched season 2 till episode 5 (where I last left) to get the majority of peoples faces and voices in my head

Light reading this past weekend

Again the Dark Angels and their primarchs story during the Horus Heresy started off slow, but once you get to ch 5 it picks up. I was tempted to skip this tale and just go straight to A Thousand Sons