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 His Last Command - Dan Abnett
 His Last Command - Dan Abnett ... a whole new adventure for Gaunt and the Tanith First-and-Only. Returning from a long mission on a Chaos world, Commissar Gaunt finds that his old regiment, nicknamed Gaunt's Ghosts, has been disbanded and redeployed under a charismatic new commander. When the fighting becomes bitter, Gaunt is finally reunited with his men as the Imperial forces make one last desperate attempt to hold the line against the invaders.Newest Review: ... and thats where this book begins. After firstly being taken in as prisoners of war, Gaunt and his men are freed by the ... more ... Warmaster despite already being declared dead, but are accused of having a chaos taint - it is felt it was impossible for them to survive on Gereon without picking up this.
After trials by the commisarite which are intervined by the inquisition, the team is found innocent, but with Gaunt being stripped of his title of colonel.
Gaunts men re-join the rest of the tanith platoon which now has its own new command with commisar Hark and is now part of a new army. Gaunt, although on the same planet is sent elsewhere with...more |
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His Last Command - Dan Abnett: The Continuation of Gaunt & His Ghosts (533 words)
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Gaunt's Ghosts is an exciting series set in the warhammer 40,000 universe. His last command is the ninth in the series and continues the Sabbat Worlds Crusade. I firstly recommend reading the previous books in the stories. Already Dan Abnett has built up characters, the reputation, feelings and history of colonel commisar (now only commisar) Gaunt, the tension between the Tanith and Verghasites and the individual characters like Mkol and Larkin within. In the previous book of the series, Traitor General, Gaunt and a small number of his soldiers were sent on a one way mission to Gereon, behind enemy lines. After completing their task, Gaunts men ... Read the complete review
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