Scan barcode
A review by trackofwords
Der Rote König by Graham McNeill
5.0
With Prospero sundered by the Wolves, the Thousand Sons are adjusting to life on the Planet of the Sorcerers. Magnus mourns the loss of so much knowledge from Prospero, but his sons fear for his fractured soul.
Thousand Sons fans are going to love this, as will anyone who likes their fiction on the grand scale – there’s a lot of continuity here, which means lots to enjoy if you’re fully up to date with the series, but it works beautifully as a story even without reading/remembering absolutely everything that’s happened or will happen.
Read the full review at http://www.trackofwords.com/2017/06/02/the-crimson-king-graham-mcneill/
Thousand Sons fans are going to love this, as will anyone who likes their fiction on the grand scale – there’s a lot of continuity here, which means lots to enjoy if you’re fully up to date with the series, but it works beautifully as a story even without reading/remembering absolutely everything that’s happened or will happen.
Read the full review at http://www.trackofwords.com/2017/06/02/the-crimson-king-graham-mcneill/