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Faith and Fire (Warhammer 40,000 Novels) James Swallow
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It's the right length for a casual, one-off listen and an easy way to get a 40K fix on the go. )) More seriously, I can't say anything but Cain and the Ghosts, but if you like Cain, try one of the source novels, the Flashman series by George McDonald Frasier. €�Faith & Fire” was first published by the Black Library in 2006 and re-released 2011 in connection with the release of two follow-up products: the novel Hammer & Anvil (which I will review another time) and the Audio drama “Red & Black” (you can find my review Especially when reading his battle scenes, one cannot help but imagine he had the old Codex: Witch Hunters and the 40K rulebook sitting on his desk, feverishly trying to include everything he found there. Faith and Flame: I liked it a lot, but I'm biased, as I bought the book solely because it featured the Sisters of Battle, and I hadn't read anything prior to that. Warhammer 40000 Novels: which ones are good? In James Swallow's Warhammer 40000 novel Faith & Fire, the Back Story tells of Saint Celestine and how a soldier serving her was once taken hostage. (my current tally is five different player's Titans. I stumped him with Sister Myria from the Warhammer 40k novel Faith & Fire. He shouted for her to kill the enemy anyway, and she threw her spear. WARHAMMER 40,000: FAITH AND FIRE by James Swallow, Black Library, £7.99.