Carlos
The Heresy continues its course and Horus began to see the light among the Emperor’s darkness.
I felt a sense of weariness before starting the book because I was not sure if the change of author would be noticeable in this second book, and I’m glad to say that it was not the case and the new author did a great job with this sequel.
False gods has a faster pace than Horus Rising, to the point that I felt the tempo at the end of the book was a bit rushed, but the conclusion still felt believable and all the main characters had enough time in the spotlight to make the world alive.
The Heresy continues its course and Horus began to see the light among the Emperor’s darkness.
I felt a sense of weariness before starting the book because I was not sure if the change of author would be noticeable in this second book, and I’m glad to say that it was not the case and the new author did a great job with this sequel.
False gods has a faster pace than Horus Rising, to the point that I felt the tempo at the end of the book was a bit rushed, but the conclusion still felt believable and all the main characters had enough time in the spotlight to make the world alive.
