Wolf's Honour

Space Wolves: Warhammer 40,000, Book 6

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Wolf's Honour

By: Lee Lightner

Narrated by: Phillip Sacramento

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Audiobook 6 of the Space Wolf Series

An ancient enemy returns to plague the Space Wolves, and it falls to Ragnar Blackmane – who lost the Spear of Russ to the Thousand Sons last time they clashed – to retrieve the weapon from his nemesis and save the Chapter.

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It's the culmination of six books (and ten thousand years) of battle, as the Thousand Sons return and Ragnar must face his past mistakes and redeem himself in the eyes of his Chapter.

THE STORY

For ten thousand years, the Thousand Sons have sought revenge upon the Space Wolves for the destruction of their home world of Prospero. Now, the time may have come for their final victory. When the Chapter comes under attack, it falls to Ragnar Blackmane and his brothers to launch a lightning strike on the Thousand Sons in a last ditch attempt to stop their ruinous plans. With the aid of brothers long thought lost, Ragnar seeks to retrieve the Spear of Russ, and not only save the day, but regain his honour. But his nemesis, the sorcerer Madox, has claimed the spear and stands between the Young Wolf and his victory.

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Okay, first off, it was a perfectly enjoyable story and a good listen. If you're a Space Wolf fan, it's a good way to spend a few hours during a hobby session. The action popped, and there was a few moments of genuine humour sprinkled throughout. The performance was great with excellent characterisation and emotion throughout, would happily listen to another Space Wolf story narrated by this performer.

Okay, now the rest.

Seriously, if I hear the phrase "...young Ragnar grimly..." again in the next ten years, it'll be too soon.

"The young Ragnar looked grimly..."

"The young Ragnar smiled grimly..."

"The young Ragnar ate his chips grimly..."

Every. Single. Time.

To the point where it was making me laugh, it was so meme-like.

We know he's young, we know he's grim, you've said it twenty times already!

For Russ' sake, get a thesaurus!

Also, for anyone familiar with the lore, there were some odd choices, possibly even some lore breaking ones. Especially odd given how new the book is. For instance, the constant self referral by the main characters i themselves as "Space Wolves" when it is very well established that this is something of a slur for the warriors of the Vulka Fenryka.

All that aside, it was enjoyable enough and I don't regret using my credit on it.

The young reader reviewed grimly