Jen BosierHostCarrieHostI really did.
I really enjoyed this book.
And only half of it was because the narrators were so great.

I thought it was, which was a shock because there were a lot of characters in here that I was like, oh, really? Oh, no, that's actually pretty interesting.
As always, what part stood out to
Probably the biggest part that stood out to me was kind of a spoiler.
So hopping into that really quickly.
I liked the fact of Ambrosius' son.
When you find out that his son is actually a librarian for the Blood Angels and he wasn't psychic food for the emperor.
That just is like, oh, that's just a sweet little thing in there.
You know, his dad obviously never got to know that.
But I loved that little revelation in there.
You know, one thing I have to say, I'm so glad we read Pirates of Armageddon somewhat recently.
Just because of learning about the planetary governor.
And really what a piece of shit he was back at the Ark.
And he still is.
I really did.
I really enjoyed this book.
And only half of it was because the narrators were so great.

I thought it was, which was a shock because there were a lot of characters in here that I was like, oh, really? Oh, no, that's actually pretty interesting.
As always, what part stood out to
Probably the biggest part that stood out to me was kind of a spoiler.
So hopping into that really quickly.
I liked the fact of Ambrosius' son.
When you find out that his son is actually a librarian for the Blood Angels and he wasn't psychic food for the emperor.
That just is like, oh, that's just a sweet little thing in there.
You know, his dad obviously never got to know that.
But I loved that little revelation in there.
You know, one thing I have to say, I'm so glad we read Pirates of Armageddon somewhat recently.
Just because of learning about the planetary governor.
And really what a piece of shit he was back at the Ark.
And he still is.
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