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The Soul Drinkers Omnibus: Soul Drinker/The Bleeding Chalice/Crimson Tears (Warhammer 40,000 Series) by Ben Counter

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(Paperback - Omnibus)

  • Pub. Date: January 2007
  • 768pp
  • Sales Rank: 53,386

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    • Pub. Date: January 2007
    • Publisher: Games Workshop
    • Format: Paperback, 768pp
    • Sales Rank: 53,386

    Synopsis

    Like all Space Marine Chapters, the Soul Drinkers are bound to serve the Imperium by ancient vows. But when an ancient relic of the Chapter is misappropriated, the Soul Drinkers face a terrible dilemma - betray the Imperium, or lose their honour? Their final choice, and its consequences, form the theme of this classic trilogy of SF stories set in the nightmare world of the 41st millennium.

    Biography

    Ben Counter is fast becoming one of Black Library¿s most popular authors. An Ancient History graduate and avid miniature painter, he lives near Portsmouth, England.

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    very good bookby Anonymous

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    April 20, 2008: It was a very interesting look at the space marines instead of being the perfect warriors they can mess up too and that made them more human.

    Very nice bookby Anonymous

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    December 15, 2007: I liked this book quite a bit, it wasn't the typical super-human hero that runs into the fray and defeats tons of enemies without a single scratch on him (Space Wolves omnibus). The book is a fresh breath of air.


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