Horus Heresy Primarchs: Heirs of The Emperor (Hardback) ( BL3062 )

• A Horus Heresy anthology
• Brings together 26 tales of the primarchs, and the legendary deeds of their Legions
• Written by some of your favourite authors, including Dan Abnett, Graham McNeill, Aaron Dembski-Bowden, and many more

A Horus Heresy Anthology

A collection of three anthologies, bringing together 26 tales centred around the primarchs, the sons of the Emperor of Mankind and de facto generals of the Legiones Astartes.

READ IT BECAUSE

This book is absolutely loaded with stories from three previous anthologies, as well as five additional short stories. You will not find a more comprehensive view of the Horus Heresy in one volume anywhere else.

THE STORY

Bringing together three separate anthologies from the Primarchs Series in one place, plus five additional short stories, this volume offers a comprehensive and in-depth view of the primarchs who led the Legiones Astartes – warriors of legend, brothers torn asunder, heirs of the Emperor.

This anthology includes the following short stories:
– The Passing of Angels, by John French
– The Abyssal Edge, by Aaron Dembski-Bowdwn
– Mercy of The Dragon, by Nick Kyme
– Shadow of the Past, by Gav Thorpe
– The Emperor's Architect, by Guy Haley
– The Ancient Awaits, by Graham McNeill
– Misbegotten, by Dan Abnett
– A Lesson in Iron, by David Guymer
– The Atonement of Fire, by David Annandale
– Lantern's Light, by James Swallow
– Canticle, by David Guymer
– The Verdict of the Scythe, by David Annandale
– A Game of Opposites, by Guy Haley
– Better Angels, by Ian St. Martin
– The Conqueror's Truth, by Gav Thorpe
– The Sinew of War, by Darius Hinks
– The Chamber at the End of Memory, by James Swallow
– First Legion, by Chris Wraight
– Embers of Extinction, by Brandon Easton
– Lupus Daemonis, by Graham McNeill
– Skjalds, by Nick Kyme
– The Sixth Cult of the Denied, by David Guymer
– The Will of The Legion, by Andy Clark
– Council of Truth, by Mike Brooks
– Terminus, by Chris Wraight
– Grandfather's Gift, by Guy Haley