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Ferrus Manus: The Gorgon of Medusa
- Primarchs: The Horus Heresy, Book 7
- Narrated by: Jonathan Keeble
- Length: 6 hrs and 14 mins
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Summary
The Great Crusade has swept across half the galaxy, a million human worlds now embracing the truth and reason that comes with allegiance to the rule of Terra. But even such unparalleled success comes at a cost.
Rumours abound that the Emperor plans to step back from the Crusade and raise one of his primarch sons to lead in his stead. Faced with the bitterly noncompliant human empire of Gardinaal and a leaderless host of Ultramarines, Thousand Sons and Emperor’s Children at his Legion’s command, the Iron Hands primarch Ferrus Manus decides to make an example that even the Emperor cannot ignore.
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- steven
- 13-04-22
be whom you are
be whom you are , not what ppl think you should be.
good look at a seldom viewed legion.
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- Andreas
- 26-02-24
Generally a good story
I think the story itself is good - I am not a huge fan of Keeble and the way he does robotic voices, where he sounds like he's choking, so that was not very apparent here. I think in general Keeble did a good job in distinguishing the voices in a story, that shifts characters a LOT.
The story itself makes some degree of sense, but it's incredibly easy to lose track of what's going on, as it shifts so much between viewpoints during the story.
Overall though I was hoping for a bit more of a show from the Iron Hands and their capability, but alas there wasn't too much of it in this story.
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- Johnny
- 14-11-23
Strong voice, Weak words
Keeble is outstanding as always, but he has little to work with here. The story doesn't look at Ferrus Manus much and swaps between lots of characters quite quickly making it easy to lose track.
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- Anonymous User
- 15-07-23
Superb narration, weak story
The narration is great, but ultimately, this is the weakest primarch novel in the series. It provides little backstory about Ferrus Manus, choosing to focus more on other characters. while it is a fun story, it isn't what I paid for.
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- Kindle Customer
- 26-11-23
the flesh isn't weak
think this is a great book. none of the primarch books are just about the primarch and they duck in and out of the story just like this one. really gives us a show about what and who the tenth are. it's loads of fun.
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- filip
- 15-09-24
iron ten
good story but please get some prof readers Guliman Lord of 12 legion lol. Maybe some more history of Ferus and Fulgrims backstory
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- giuseppe
- 18-05-21
Nice performance but...
It's called Ferrus Manus part of the collection of the primarcs but the supposed main character take 1/5 of the book, and barely mentioned in the rest of the book... they should called the book The Iron Hands...
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- Dorian
- 02-10-21
wasted opportunity
should have been a good opportunity to give us a meritable side to ferus. instead it makes me dislike him more and not feel bad that we didn't see more of him. his character and arrogance are unfounded and very dislikable. his son's have no moments of merit and the best character in the book is the emperor's children. tbh we could have done without this story
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- Kirby
- 16-05-23
Boring and badly written
I am halfway through currently and do not want to hear the last 3 hours. The characters are so indestinct that I can barely tell the difference between them, the writing is bland and I can't imagine any way this book would end that would make me care. Only upside is the narrator, who is excellent as always
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- Boris Headache
- 17-02-21
a bit difficult to follow at times
narration great, story a bit confusing was there thunder warriors in this ? or did the adeptus astartes kill all the thunder warriors or what ?
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