Eye of Terra: The Horus Heresy, Book 35

There are a few good stories in this collection, a lot of them the up a few loose ends. Probably the best of the short story books in this collection so far.

Another collection of short stories all of which are good particularly the one that features Sevatar of the Night Lords which is excellent very well written and really worth reading.

Nephew loved it couldn't put it down

Excellent read in this series.

Awesome read

This book is another fantastic read from the 40k universe. I really enjoy how it delves into the PrimeArchs personal actions and personalities. Like every 40k book I read or listen to (via audio books). It's a grand universe to visualize. It be great to have a live action adaption from these books.

This was a gift for my son in law. He loved it.

Eye of Terra is another collection of short stories and novella. I can hear you groaning already, but it's OK.Not having read Aurelian before, it was worth it for me to read about his pilgramage. Lorgar is one of my favorites, and being able to get 118 pages of development for him is worth the price of admission, IMO.Having a story with Sejanus as a main character is interesting. I think my first introduction to the character was when he died...A Talos story is always welcome. One of my favorite sets of books stars Talos. Also a brief Primus appearance.Have to feel for poor Torghun Khan. He was never trained to face this kind of enemy.I think I would read a whole book about Spaal.Ironfire. Brr. What kind of crazy person says go in with the artillery bombardment? Read and find out.

A Horus heresy novel every body should have. They are sort stories that most of them are connected and for those that are aware of the 40000 universe will give them a lot of information and detail of the years before the Horus heresy started.