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Leviathan
- Warhammer 40,000
- Narrated by: Theo Solomon
- Length: 12 hrs and 13 mins
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Summary
A Warhammer 40,000 Novel
A decorated Lieutenant of the Ultramarines recognises the signs of an imminent Tyranid attack, and launches a desperate counter-offensive to save Regium, a proud Imperial world.
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The Imperium fights for its very existence against a threat unlike any other in the galaxy, and a Tyranid invasion beyond any yet experienced.
THE STORY
'The dream...it is a portent...of the end.'
The fortress world of Regium has a proud history, For millennia, it has endured when others have fallen to ruin and damnation, standing defiant in defence of the Imperium of Man. But now it is shaken. Parasitic plagues run rampant, and Regium's citizens are haunted by dreams of horrific monsters feasting upon their flesh and marrow.
Lieutenant Castamon of the Ultramarines recognises these signs of an impending Tyranid invasion all too well. Rallying his warriors, the battle-hardened veteran launches a strike force to slaughter the xenos in the outer system, before it can reach Regium. But as this new tendril of Hive Fleet Leviathan proves unpredictable and deadly, Castamon and the First Company must harness all their skill, might, and zeal, or face utter annihilation.
Written by Darius Hinks. Read by Theo Solomon. Running time is 12 hours and 14 minutes (approx).
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- Philip Greenhalgh
- 24-06-23
Good story, not the best narrator.
The story is absolutely fine and it's starting a whole new view of the nids, and they are certainly starting to get even more scary.
But the narrator makes 90% of the characters sound the same and swaps his voices of the same characters during conversations, so it can be very hard to tell who's who. a few different and consistent accents would be nice, they either sound timid and afraid, confident or just weird in a way if it's female. like really most are so timid and squeaky.
But a good story again worth a listen either way.
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- Joshua
- 26-06-23
Great story, Narrator was kinda bad though
Could tell the narrator was trying to do different voices for all the characters yet nearly all of them sound the same somehow and it gets confusing telling people apart. Solid story, would just recommend paying that little bit extra attention so you don't get lost in the bad narration.
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- David Jones
- 29-06-23
Very engrossing
Story built really well and combined the different sub story’s to a dramatic conclusion. The narration gave a different take on the usual pompous Space Marine voices and made them slightly more human, great work!
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- RIDA86
- 10-08-23
Great Tyranid Invasion Story
Great story however the lack of Tyranid knowledge from the Ultramarines in this was odd (not knowing bioform names etc). Other than that well worth a listen.
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- Karl
- 12-07-24
Below Average
I thought this book was going to do something to take the overall plot arc of 40k forward with the nids featuring heavily in the current edition. This book should really have been part of the spare marine battles series. A couple of interesting developments with tyranid biology but overall not upto the standard of other black library books.
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- Nick
- 29-06-23
Good story nice and grim and dark
Shame about the narrator. Must not skimp on narrators, otherwise solid story, yes good nice
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- Roy Höglund
- 31-07-23
Great story
Great story but wrong narrators for this.too high pitched at times for the soace marines.
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- Reviewer97
- 19-07-23
Great narration but slow story
Compared to other stories I have listened to like the Godblight and Devastation of Baal series this book was quite slow and when it did pick up it was amazing but those points were a long time into the book still worth a listen as it’s an important part of the lore if you care about that stuff
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- Nathan Morris
- 11-07-23
Wrong choice of narrator
I have overall enjoyed the story itsepf, however the narration really let it down. Most of the voices sounded the same to me and the Space marines who are all known to be behemoths and decades/centuries old all seem to all have a very young whiny voice which really destroyed the immersion into the story for me. I feel that they really made a miss on their choice of Narrator, definitely needed someone who is able to do more deep and gruff voices.
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- Anonymous User
- 24-07-23
mediocre
The ultramarines knowledge about Tyranids in this story is stupendously low for the setting.
if you know nothing about Tyranids lore this book could be fun but it is full of "discoveries" that have been established as already known by the ultra marines. and yet the book makes it a point to explain how many encounters the boys in blue and space bugs have had and how many decades one of the main characters have studied the nids.
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