Dominion Genesis

Warhammer 40,000 Series

By: Jonathan D Beer

Narrated by: Colleen Prendergast

A Warhammer 40,000 Audiobook

Gryphonne IV is dead – one of the mightiest forge worlds in the arsenal of the Adeptus Mechanicus, succumbed to the relentless hunger of Hive Fleet Leviathan. Devoured. Lost.

The few magi that survive drift in idleness, robbed of purpose and direction. But there is one who rejects that fate.

LISTEN TO IT BECAUSE

It’s the gripping tale of an Explorator desperately seeking ancient technologies from humanity’s past as she races against time to restore one of the mightiest forge worlds in the Imperium.

THE STORY

Explorator Talin Sherax seeks ancient and miraculous technologies from humanity’s distant past. When she learns of a fabled relic that could restore all that has been lost, Sherax embarks on a journey, the outcome of which could change everything. Nothing will stand in her way… even if the quest brings her to the brink of heresy.

Written by Jonathan D Beer. Narrated by Colleen Prendergast. Runtime 10 hours and 47 minutes, approx.

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Not worth credit

Boring story ,more cash grab than valuable adition to Lore. And narrator is hard to litsen.

Good pacing, fun, tragic, redemption… just good

There were some reviews that originally made me hesitant about this book, and sometimes you just need to make your own assessment. This book was good. I enjoyed the whole thing. Even had a couple life lessons included in there at the end. Give it a shot.

How Mechanicum cope with Extreme trauma. Delicious!

See how Mechanicum cope with Extreme trauma. And how much of a bastard an Eldar can be.

Great narration countered by mediocre plot

The narrator did a fantastic job, but the writing itself leaves something to be desired. Staggering amounts of sacrifice for nothing more than minuscule character growth, if it can be called that, make for a weak conclusion.

meh

an poor protagonist follows a mostly forgettable cast in the story where a couple interesting things happen, but ultimately nothing changes. I don't hate this book I just don't like it.