This epic tale will be coming to you in special edition, hardback, eBook, and audiobook formats – and here’s what you can expect. The ending hits hard, and I really think that you ought to read this story if you have been following along with his story. I might even go so far as to say this one might have become one of my favorite tales from the Horus Heresy saga. This novella is snappy, well-paced and has some cracking duels and wraps up one of the Heresy’s longest-running arcs quite nicely. Suddenly he comes across the information that will put him in the direct path of his old Legion and his Primarch, now Chaos Daemon waging terrible war of destruction on one of the directions towards Emperor's Palace on Terra.

Despite the short page count though, there’s plenty of little details and character moments here for Garro fans to enjoy. As the cover artwork suggests, the main attraction of the book is Garro's showdown with his gene father, the fallen Primarch of the Death Guard Legion, Mortarion. Look at how they massacred my boy 😭 The first of the loose ends gets tied up as the goodest of boys takes on Mortarion and brings to a close their epic journeys which took us through the corruption of the Death Guard and showed hints at the founding of the Grey Knights. Also the actual killing off of Garro when there are plenty of boring characters in series that deserve it.br>
From the brutal betrayal at Isstvan to the desperate flight of the Eisenstein, through his missions as Malcador the Sigillite’s Agentia Primus, Garro’s path has drawn him inexorably towards a destiny that can only end in bloodshed.

I think all the characters are done justice and show the great weight the war is putting on everyone.However, this didn't stop me from enjoying this well written story and once again, feeling the emotion on every page. Ah Garro a fan favourite, have to say though this release obviously traded on that - the Siege of Terra series has been exemplary, rounding out the long and uneven Heresy series. This book has been long awaited and brings a conclusion to his story, again written by the man who started his story, Jame Swallow, and this book doesn’t disaapoint!