Another good prequel to the main Cabal novels. 

Cool opening story to the series. A bit of foreshadowing of what is to come. Not necessary to start here, but it is technically the earliest in the timeline.

Good book, picked up the sequel both in Kindle and audio.

Decent book, narration was good. The sound effects are an added touch. More of a book for an avid Star Wars fan than just a good “read”.

Pretty so so compared to other Kemp offerings. Fafhrd and Gray Mouser far superior; this series gets compared to Leiber in a number of venues.Dialog between characters seemed forced and mixed. There were moments the book grabbed me, but few and far between.

Great book. A science fiction version of Horatio Hornblower. Good characters, excellent setting, and fast paced. A coming of age story coupled with a sprinkling of mystery, first contact, and a dash of romance.

Great story, with a continuation of the overarching storyline. Interesting take on the buddy cop/agents trope. Fun, fast read, the author doesn't try to make the book anything other than what it is - a summer blockbuster movie style novel. Worth your time and money.

One of the best series of books I have read. I love the setting, but the WH40K books are hit or miss. If there ever was a universe that needs Cain's humor it's this one. Enjoyable by even those not a fan of the setting.

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Stackpole is hit or miss with me. This book was a home run. I enjoyed it from start to finish and am surprised he hasn't fleshed this universe out with more books. Great character development and cool fantasy universe.

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