Vulkan Lives!

Salamanders all the way Baby! Persevering in any and every situation. The characters are very good and their growth feels real, the internal and external conflict is great! Vulkan Lives baby, above all else!

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Well. It’s a long one...

It is a loooong book. And I feel it’s a lot of filler versus having a book with lots of depth and material. One of the least favorites in my opinion.

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Salamanders at their finest!

Numeon's five stages of grief: 1. Denial 2. Denial 3. Denial 4. Denial 5. Denial Jokes aside, a great story of the trials of the Salamanders after the Istvann 5 Massacre, and their desperate struggle to find purpose after their tragic loss of most of their legion at the hands of the traitors. Unfortunately, the story feels a bit long, and perhaps it could have been a little better with the number of chapters shortened, as the middle drags out somewhat. Still, for any fans of the Salamanders, this is a mandatory read/listen. VULKAN LIVES!

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Vulkan Lives!!!!

Very good book. Felt kinda like a fantasy journey in space with an epic cast.

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FOR VULCAN!

One of my favorites in the Horus Heresy so far. story was awesome and had more horror feel than I was expecting. helluva rollercoaster.

largely repetitive filler

just read the synopsis, it's got all the information you need and this book is basically pointless filler that's infuriatingly repetitive

Wow! fantastic book

everything about this book is great, the mood, the story telling, the ending! a wild ride

Not a Salamanders fan but still good HH storytelli

The whole *Vulcan Lives* thing is overwrought, for sure. Still good Horus Heresy-ness. Good action as well as a good bit of Warp induced horror.

Riveting!

I really liked how Nick Kyme properly conveyed how harrowing the Salamanders' pilgrimage was. Had me on the edge of my seat.

Another novel that should have been a short story

One of the consistent flaws of many Black Library authors is their tendency to take content worthy of a short story and stretch it into a novel. This is no different. After an average start, it works itself into more and more of a bore as less and less happens. In the end, I had to force myself to attempt to finish, but concluded that life is too short. Not much happens, not many characters are involved, the environment barely changes and in the end it feels like the only way a sentence can be concluded is by someone yelling ‘Vulkan lives!’ My only recommendation is to stay away.

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