Dead Men Walking

Warhammer 40,000

By: Steve Lyons

Narrated by: Timothy Watson

An Imperial Guard Audiobook

The Death Korps of Krieg arrive at a mining world overrun by necrons, determined to win this brutal war at any cost.

LISTEN TO IT BECAUSE

The Death Korps are unlike any other Astra Militarum unit – batch-bred, born to fight, and completely indoctrinated to their cause. See how effective that can be in this storming story.

THE STORY

When the necrons rise, a mining planet descends into a cauldron of war and the remorseless foes decimate the human defenders. Salvation comes in an unlikely form - the Death Korps of Krieg, a force as unfeeling as the necrons themselves. When the two powers go to war, casualties are high and the magnitude of the destruction is unimaginable.

Written by Steve Lyons. Read by Timothy Watson. Run time: 10hrs 43mins (approx).

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Higher-Grade 40k

Second review. 110-120th 40k audio novel. (Road-warrior occupation, eff off). Die-hard ADB and Chris W supporter. Won't distract from this to discuss others.

Got a flash of something quite good here, having bought this without really checking the author. Halfway through and looked him up as someone to queue up next in the playlist, turns out he did Krieg (which was fun) but otherwise just some short story stuff. Nobody tell GW, I think they might've hired another author.

I loved this book

Really enjoyed this one. I don’t want to comment on any of the story but it’s great 40k

Death Korp of Krieg

Necrons are some tuff bastards. Good story. Grimdark for sure. The Emperor sends his imperial gaurd to fight to the death.

Truly Grimdark

Loved the story and truly made you feel how unforgiving/grim dark the world is in Warhammer. Definitely a must listen especially if you enjoy Krieg and Necron.

Good novel, not MY favorite rational ending

The book showcases a lot of interesting character, viewpoints and I enjoyed it. My biggest problem with the book is the ending regarding one of the main characters. It seems a little tone deaf that this character did not hear about someone, who they loved, that drove them throughout the whole novel; when this other character’s name was chanted/talked about.