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# The Magos: Eisenhorn: Warhammer 40,000 Book 4

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The Magos: Eisenhorn: Warhammer 40,000 Book 4

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## Customer Reviews

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    Excellent book. I am not really a follower of ...
  

*by T***G on Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2018*

Excellent book.  I am not really a follower of the Warhammer Universe.  I was introduced to it through the Ciaphus Caine series, which is another Warhammer series very much worth checking out.  I tried to follow the Horus Heresy (very long) series for a while but lost interest.  However, because of these two I did happen accross the Inquisitor Trilogy(s) by Abnett . . . I am a big Sci Fi/Fantasy fan.  I'm the guy who ends up rambling on about how "you have to read Zelazny" at parties . . . I was very pleasantly shocked by Abnett's skills as a write.  I'd pace him up there with Glen Cook as far as gritty realisitic fiction goes.  Unfortunetly, due to Warhammer's appaeant inability to publish physical novels in any quantity on some of their series, and my refusal to go kindel (books should be books, you should be able to flip through the pages and spend time and money building shelves to display them on . . .) I have not read Pariah yet.  I was very excited to see this available to pre-order hardcopy and read it over the next two days after getting it.  It does not dissapoint.  After reading it I decided I might even break down and order the digital copy of Pariah (maybe).  My only complaint is I think 3 of the short stories included were already in the two trilogy omnibuses of this series.  I understand it's an editor decision to have "all the short stories here."  However, considering most people interested in this series have already read the Omnibuses and therefore read those short stories . . . but overall the package of stories is quite worth it.  If you miss Eisenhorn then you won't be disappointed here.  If you are unfamiliar with Eisenhorn then you should read the trilogies and then get this one.

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    A great conclusion to the Eisenhorn saga
  

*by H***Y on Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021*

Warning before you decide to read this: It is best to also read the Ravenor Trilogy before this as events in that are referenced here. With that said, as a fan of the Eisenhorn series, this was a great conclusion and a great lead in to the Bequin Trilogy currently going on right now. I recommend this book and the great short stories collected inside. Check it out.

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    Wow, I was not expecting this....
  

*by J***Y on Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2018*

This is arguably Dan Abnett's best book for the Black Library. It is utterly unlike anything else he has written and for those who prefer Eisenhorn to Ravenor, it is a must have. It's comprised of multiple short stories, a novella, and ends with the new novel Magos which is excellent. It is filled with older beloved characters and introduces new characters that quickly become favorites. Slight Spoiler Alert: if you have read the original Eisenhorn Trilogy, you will know that he consider himself a "low delta" on the psyker scale yet he always seems to beat superior opponents like Pontious Glaw and Qxious. This book explains the very WHY of the that and it is not even knowledge Eisenhorn knows himself. Or about himself. He is not just "hyper-lucky". Also, the novel Magos at the end is a direct PREQUEL to Pariah. THAT is a must read. Look at the cover. It says, "The Magos", but underneath it says, "The Definitive Casebook of Gregor Eisenhorn" and that is what this book really is. It's his entire career spanning his birth on Dekere's World around 201.M40 up to just before the events of Pariah around 825.M40. If you are going to start rereading your 40K library, start by ordering this one. You'll love it.

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