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After centuries of peace, the Imperium is thrown into panic as human worlds everywhere are menaced by orks.
After centuries of peace, the Imperium is thrown into panic as human worlds everywhere are menaced by orks. In a relentless tide of slaughter, ork attack moons destroy planet after planet with gravity weapons of unstoppable power. On Terra, the High Lords are paralysed by the scale of the threat, and fail to take any effective action. With entire Space Marine Chapters missing, or known to have been wiped out, does anyone have the will and the power to rise to the Imperium’s defence?
- Sales Rank: #52634 in Books
- Published on: 2016-02-16
- Released on: 2016-02-16
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.80" h x 1.10" w x 5.10" l, .0 pounds
- Binding: Hardcover
- 256 pages
About the Author
Rob Sanders is the author of The Serpent Beneath, a novella that appeared in the New York Times bestselling Horus Heresy anthology The Primarchs. His other Black Library credits include the Warhammer 40,000 novels Skitarius, Tech-Priest, Legion of the Damned, Atlas Infernal and Redemption Corps, as well as the audio drama The Path Forsaken. He has also written the Warhammer Archaon duology Everchosen and Lord of Chaos, along with many Horus Heresy and Warhammer 40,000 Quick Reads for blacklibrary.com. He lives in the city of Lincoln, UK.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
An absolutely gripping page turner!
By Amazon Customer
Shatters expectations for this series. This is just brilliant. I could not put it down and stayed up much later then I should have to finish it. One of the most human and realistic stories to come from the Black Library in a while. Gives you an insight into the working of the Imperium from the perspective of real people and not just Space Marines(don't worry, there is amazing action with them as well) and the political intrigue gets more and more interesting, every scene on Terra more compelling.
Rob Sander's has truly created a masterclass story of Orks and Man battling to the bitter end. The descriptions of the swarming Orks are actually scary at times, instead of the idiot humour they usually exhibit. Highly recommended, and a stronger addition to the series than its predecessor.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Top of the Food Chain
By Perry Allen Smith
Continuing the tale of the orks' revenge on humanity, Sanders does a good job of holding up what Abnett laid down.
The first novel, I Am Slaughter, ended by showing a bit of the scope and unending tide of orks being launched at the Imperium. Here we get a far better look as entire worlds aren't just killed, they're destroyed as thoroughly as if the Death Star (of Star Wars fame) had blown them up. The orks themselves are seemingly endless in number, reminding one of how some films show a zombie apocalypse, with relentless waves of the living dead. Here, though, the enemy is very much alive.
In specific, we see a massive battle between a brother-Chapter of Imperial Fists (the Fists Exemplar) as they struggle to hold out against wave after wave of orks on their crashed space fortress. A lot of detail is put into the clash, and if you ever thought an apothecary was more talk than fight, then Brother-Medicae Mendel Reoch will prove you wrong (and teach you to love the chainsword more than the bolter). Sanders also writes the inversion, in which we see a progressively-worsening battle between ordinary humans trying to stop their water-world of Undine from being utterly overrun with orks. Things go from terrible to horrific for them, with entire cities sunk below the waves and when the ranking commander starts on a contingency plan, the reader can only accept that their situation is incapable of getting any worse; they really are royally screwed.
We do of course cover the corrupt politics of the Imperial Palace, and how Grand Master of the Assassins Drakan Vangorich attempts to manipulate matters so that instead of prettying their reputations, the High Lords actually work to stop the ork attacks. Things threaten to get ugly for him, though, as last book indicated, because the Inquisition is trying to handle things themselves, and give him dire warning (being immune to threats, he duly returns them).
Perhaps the biggest moment (for me, at least) was the work done by the Mechanicus. In the aftermath of Ardamantua, they are trying to gather data so they can understand ork gravitational and teleportational technologies, and in the process they make some shocking discoveries. I don't want to give anything away, but I will admit that I was almost too excited to put the book down, and I really needed sleep at that point.
Overall, Rob Sanders really does cement himself once again as a solid writer for Black Library, be it for Space Marines or ordinary mortals (for the latter, his "Redemption Corps" in the Honour Imperialis anthology is definitely worth checking out). He writes hard action and desperate survival against impossible odds, and here he shines, showing the massive threat posed by the ferocious orks.
Highly recommend.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Super Orks still attacking – Episode 2
By JPS
Predator, Prey, is the second novel in the Beast Arises series following “I am Slaughter” from Dan Abnett. The story is the continuation of the first volume which you would do well to read before this one. It is set in the 32nd Millenium, hundreds of years after the end of the Horus Heresy. The Empire has become complacent, bureaucratic and decadent. It is coming under massive attack by what seems to be a new breed of Orks with bases made of whole moons that move across space and attack almost simultaneously multiple planets and laying them to total waste before moving on to the next target. While the threat grows and various very different planets fall and die, the High Lords of Terra keep on with their politicking and power plays and totally underestimate the threat, except or some who decide to take things in their own and very ruthless hands.
As also mentioned by another reviewer, the story has no single focus. Instead, the reader is treated with a collection of chapters tracking events that are happening simultaneously on the various planets under attack and on Terra. The various invasions include a couple of forge worlds being assaulted, a water world undergoing invasion, a desert world defended by an Imperial Fists successor Chapter in their damaged and beleaguered space fortress, a Black Templar Crusading force lead by their Marshall and abandoned by their accompanying Imperial Navy escort and a Mechanicum force which is more interested in studying the enemy and the sources of its strength than in helping anyone, including their own forge worlds under attack.
The author does convey rather well the sense of grim despair of the individual worlds which get overwhelmed one after another by floods of Orks raining down on them through devastating planetary assaults. It also conveys rather superbly the contrast between these unfolding catastrophes and the atmosphere of intrigue, corruption, power fights and rivalries taking place at the same time on Terra.
The characterisation is also interesting. One of the most intriguing is the somewhat idealistic Grand Master of the Assassins Drakan Vangorich and his far-reaching networks, because he seems to be the only power – along with the Space Marines - that is really devoted to the Empire and not driven by self-interest. Also interesting, if perhaps less original, are the oppositions within the ranks of the Mechanicum researchers between those who believe in the fight for Mankind and the Empire, and those who believe in promoting the sole interests of the Mechanicum. A good story worth a solid four stars and hoping the following ones will be just as good, and perhaps also a bit longer than this shortish 250 pages.
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