Mechanicum
The Horus Heresy, Book 9
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Toby Longworth
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Written by:
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Graham McNeill
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As the flames of treachery spread throughout the Imperium, Horus plots to subvert or destroy all those who would stand against him.
On Mars, home world of the Mechanicum priesthood, the great manufactory-cities have long produced much of the weaponry required for the expeditionary fleets across the galaxy - making the world invaluable to whoever controls it in the coming war.
Now, the Warmaster's agents begin to stoke the fires of rebellion, turning the loyalist forges and the mighty Titan Legions against one another. And, with whispers spreading of an ancient terror lurking beneath the Red Planet's surface, the Dark Mechanicum rises....
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- Jordan Kovacsik
- 2023-03-12
Mechanicum casts you into war.
Mechanicum was masterfully written and provoked epic scenes of fire and brimstone. It felt like another world within our solar system and each character had its own unique perspective. It dives into the minds of studios creators and only pauses intrigue for excitement.
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- Adventures with Peps
- 2020-03-08
Welcome to Mars
Loved it unveiled some of the big secrets of the 40k verse and how the Emperor has manipulated mankind for Millennium.
One of the better titles in this series so far.
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- Anonymous User
- 2021-01-19
Martians of 30k: for beginners
The overall writing/plot line was good, if not a bit predictable. The adjoining story of a noosphericly enhanced base human and her friends was on the YA side with dialogue, but the level of world building and characterization makes this a great read for any Warhammer fan. Plus, giant mech fights and mostly believable character motivations make for a still new-to-the-lore friendly book.
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- Anonymous User
- 2018-10-01
One of the most intriguing books yet.
Enjoy an expert reading of The Imperium's true tipping point into the dark age of the 41st millennium.
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- T. Anthony Marquis
- 2020-03-07
Wow
A riveting story, with excellently developed full, characters who fit perfectly together to make this one of the best books I have ever heard. The author is just mad talented, and the narrator is smooth and easily engaged with the imagination. Loved the tension between faith and logic. The book made me feel like me an Adept of the Mechanicum ... loyal the the Emperor of Mankind, of course.
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- Peter
- 2020-10-07
If you like the other HH books you'll like this 1
Good book overall, written in the same manner as other Graham McNeil books, with a strong third act
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- Marc
- 2024-09-19
Simply WOW
This book was a wild ride. a perfect mixture of action, intrigue and brought a lot of enlightenment and lore on the universe Wich felt much needed after the emptyness left by Battle for the abyss.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2019-10-08
All praise the Omnisiah!
Great story with an amazingly descriptive vision of Mars in the future. If you ever played the game Mechassault, you'll also love this book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2020-07-16
TITAN FIGHTS
Loves the novel!!
Titans fighting. Titans
do I need to say more?
plus it's another Graham McNeil novel which at least for me is the gold standard of Warhammer Storrytelling
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- Anonymous User
- 2023-01-16
grand and horrifying story telling
this is one example of why Graham McNeil is one of, if not the best writers for black library and the narrator does an incredible performance portraying the characters and the emotions of their struggles from start to finish
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