Void King

Warhammer 40,000

By: Marc Collins

Narrated by: Joe Shire

A Rogue Traders Novel

As the Indomitus Crusade begins, Roboute Guilliman tasks the Davamir Compact to find a route across the Great Rift.

Listen to it because

Witness the deadly politics and incredible wealth of the Imperium's privateers, as three powerful rogue trader dynasties put their considerable assets to work for the greatest crusade in millennia.

The story

Proud Lamertine. Fierce Helvintr. Cunning Radrexxus.

Since the halcyon days of the Great Crusade, these noble rogue trader dynasties have plied the void in the Emperor’s name, answering to whomsoever sits as the king of the Davamir Compact. There has been profit and adventure and abundance in these times… Yet now the galaxy is changed, divided by the birth of the Great Rift. As plans are drawn up for the most immense crusade imaginable, the Emperor’s reborn son demands that the Compact seek a way across the Rift.

When tragedy and betrayal threaten all their endeavours, it is the Lamertine heir, Erastus, who must rise to the fore—to guide the disparate forces of the Compact in service to their sacred mission, to avenge the wounds done to them by hidden hands, and to reveal the darkest secrets threatening the Imperium’s dreams of unity…

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It was ok.

The overall plot was not mysterious at all. Just kept waiting for it to be revealed. Really was looking forward to it but was overall let down.

Amazing voice acting

Joe doesn’t absolutely amazing job voice acting. If the text ever says a character is out of breath, he makes sure to sound out of breath. I really enjoyed the story. It was classic 40 K Gothic horror.

great story awesome narrator!

You think you can see what's coming but when it does it's a complete twist, looking forward to any sequels that comes!

Awesome

Glad we got set up for a sequel because I want more of these characters and this narrator. Peak 40k.

Exactly whar I wanted

I was pleasantly surprised by this book. I was expecting one thing and got a something in my opinion better. I know I'm being vague but I don't want to give away to much. This is a great look into the Rogue Traders and I hope they keep this up.