Leviathan

Warhammer 40,000

By: Darius Hinks

Narrated by: Theo Solomon

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.

LISTEN TO IT BECAUSE

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).

©2023 Games Workshop Limited (P)2023 Games Workshop Limited

Decent 40K story, meh narration

Good story while you are building a Leviathan box, since many of the models appear as characters. Unfortunately, the narrator chose a higher-pitched, shakier, whinier voice for too many strong, battle-hardened characters. Maybe not full-on bad, but not ideal.

Amazing

Ending different from recent books really good for crusade book showing how serious it is

Good, not great

Out off all the audio book for 40K I have listen too, this is a good one. Not as great as the Lion or Dante but still a good listen. Worth the listen if you like 40K stories.

Narrator makes it difficult to listen to.

I had to make myself finish this one. Narrators propensity to give most characters a nasally whiny voice ruins many of the characters.

an amazing start to 10th edition

some of the best fights I've ever read, a story that kept me wanting to listen more, and a beautiful showcase to the incredible story of Warhammer. it does a good job introducing the new tyranid models, and is an amazing start to the new addition. definitely would recommend a read.