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Ghostmaker

Gaunt's Ghosts, Book 2

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By: Dan Abnett
Narrated by: Toby Longworth
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Book 2 in the Gaunt's Ghosts series

Of all the Astra Militarum regiments who fought in the Sabbat Worlds Crusade, few are as celebrated as the Tanith First - Gaunt's Ghosts. Now, their tragic origins and earliest battles are revealed....

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Discover the origins of Gaunt's Ghosts and see the Tanith First and Only are put through the wringer as they overcome their home world's destruction and battle the forces of Chaos.

The story:

On Monthax, Colonel-Commissar Ibram Gaunt and his Tanith First-and-Only await the order to advance into the sweltering jungle and drive the alien eldar from the world. As battle approaches, Gaunt walks the lines, raising his men's spirits and remembering their most heroic deeds - and the tragedies that have dogged Gaunt's Ghosts from the day of their founding on lost Tanith. The day that Gaunt became known as the Ghostmaker.

Written by Dan Abnett. Running time 10 hours 16 minutes. Narrated by Toby Longworth.

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A great anthology of the ghosts' early career. Better than the first one and more to the point, this makes the story more enjoyable. The short stories are well made and meshed together nicely.
The ending is rushed however, as seems to be a common trope in the Ghosts' saga.
Narration is perfect
Overall really nice, but not the best.
82/100

++ Beginning Spoilers ++
The whole sub-plot with the inquisitor is really weird, rushed, and doesn't make much sense. Especially the relationship between Lilith and the Aeldari. I get that she's fairly radical, but that just doesn't make any sense from and inquisitor.
++Ending Spoilers++

Good anthology

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