Wrath of the Lost

Warhammer 40,000

By: Chris Forrester

Narrated by: Richard Reed

A Flesh Tearers Novel

Having secured Baal, the Flesh Tearers receive timely reinforcements from the Indomitus Crusade. In that moment of hope, however, they realise they've not heard from their now isolated homeworld of Cretacia in far too long...

Listen to it because...

The Flesh Tearers are Sanguinius' wrath writ in flesh and blood. Spared extinction thanks to reinforcements from the Indomitus Crusade, they are the vanguard of the Angelic Host, securing Baal and its neighbouring worlds for the Great Angels and the Imperium. Yet in fulfilling their oath to the Lord of the Blood, they have isolated themselves from their homeworld, Cretacia – and there has been no word from the garrison left to hold it.

The story:

Ordered by Gabriel Seth to secure Cretacia, Chaplain Dumah and Apothecary Barachial set course for the Flesh Tearers' homeworld. But when they finally lay eyes on it once more, will they find a garrison standing firm, or a desolate wasteland scoured by their enemies? The Space Marines must walk in the footsteps of their chapter's mythic founder, and along the way they will learn what it means to embrace the Wrath of the Lost – or die trying.

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It’s ok

It’s ok for a tearer novel. The look at primaris fighting the black rage and thirst was a interesting point of view. Though the book was kinda predictable

in their wrath do I relish.

great story with a rough start but quickly turns into something to savor. Truly a wrathful tale!

On the Bridge of the Vengeful Wankfest

As an avid Blood Angels and Flesh Tearers player I must say I was left wanting. It’s a solid enough story, but I think a third of this book is just the author wasting time describing the rage and violent thoughts of the FT’s. The two protagonists are likable enough. Only the most diehard fans of the Sons of Sanguinius should give this a listen. I will admit the fight scenes were beautifully detailed.

Fine enough

Love the Flesh Tearers and Blood Angels and the plot of this book is good on paper, but the main characters are not likeable and seem to go through the same co versatile over and over.

Well

Where do I even start well, I will say one thing. If you wanted me to hate this chapter you succeeded.