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Anarchy's End by Rob J. Hayes
4.0
Battling the endless hordes of a tyranid swarm, loader Vi Modine and the rest of the crew of Anarchy’s End struggle to keep the ageing tank operational long enough to strike a decisive blow. As the longest-serving member of the crew Vi knows the history of the vehicle well, but as the battle grinds bloodily on she starts to wonder at the nature of its ancient machine-spirit.
There’s a satisfying sense of claustrophobic tension throughout, similar to Chris Dows’ Titans’ Bane, although Vi Modine is a very different protagonist to Lieutenant Quiller. While things get a little more generic and action-oriented once the tyranids get up close, the tight focus on the cramped confines of the tank helps keep things interesting throughout. It’s action-packed, but enjoyably characterful as well.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2019/06/26/quick-review-anarchys-end-rob-j-hayes/
There’s a satisfying sense of claustrophobic tension throughout, similar to Chris Dows’ Titans’ Bane, although Vi Modine is a very different protagonist to Lieutenant Quiller. While things get a little more generic and action-oriented once the tyranids get up close, the tight focus on the cramped confines of the tank helps keep things interesting throughout. It’s action-packed, but enjoyably characterful as well.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2019/06/26/quick-review-anarchys-end-rob-j-hayes/