The Master of Mankind Book Reviews

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Pretty good. Just don't expect any real answers.. "I didn't want to present anything... as any kind of definitive, objective truth. I don’t think anyone should, either... partly because, well, no answer will ever be satisfying enough for everybody. Nothing will match everyone’s massively varied perceptions of the setting... It’s Warhammer 40,000, after all." -Aaron Dembski-Bowden, “The Master of Mankind" (Afterword) ^ If you know anything about 40k, you should already be expecting as much. Go in with that mindset, and it's a solid read.

Outstanding. Finally. I have avoided BL books for some time due to the price gouging for sub par novellas. Content please; if I want art I will get a comic book. Anyway, without too many spoilers, it effectively tells the story of the battle within the Webway and leaves you emotionally exhausted at the end. Blink and you will miss the introduction to the Legion of the Damned via psychic channeling of a hopeless situation along with their "tenth son" leader. A joy to read. Finally a good HH novel.

A really good book that makes you sad. First, I really liked how it encapsulated the emperor's vision while making him the ultimate supporting character rather than the protagonist. Second, it really brought home how the battle of terra was really a two front war. The action was tense and well written and everyone was expendable. The ending was depressing but logical and consistent, to a certain extent. If humanity is cut off from the warp, there would be no evolutionary drive towards become a psykers species. I felt frustrated in how incompetently ppolitical the variou factions of the imperium pushed their own agendas ahead of the good of imperium. The center couldn hold because no one was in charge and everyone looked out for their own interests. I disagreed with Valdosta being used as a common assassin as well. Overall, a thought provoking book with good action that made me depressed at the end.

Pricing. I'm starting to think the black library and iTunes need to change their pricing ...... a 200 page book costs 300 bucks and a Horus heresy 400 pg plus book costs 15 ....... makes no sense

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Illuminating. An enjoyable read and a fantastic insight into one of the great mysteries of 40k lore.

Amazing read!. Long time lurker of 40k and HH lore however never bothered to actually start reading. As my first book read in 40k or more specifically the HH. I was not disappointed; very well written author who clearly has a passion for his work. The mystique he writes the emperor in is pure genius, for such a hard character to write about with out giving away too much insight he does a suburb job. If you liked this would also recommend the first heretic.

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One of the must reads for all WH40K fans. Why did the Emperor of Mankind wait so long to unite Terra? Why embark on a Great Crusade conquering the galaxy only to delegate it all to one favoured son to complete? What monumental endeavour was the Emperor working on that was so important that he would leave the Great Crusade? This penultimate novel completes the narrative and firmly brings clarity to the entire foundation & premise for the WH40K setting. This is a must read for all WH40K fans!

Master of Mankind. Great book, captures and delivers to essence of the source material like a pro.

The Emperor Speaks!. Anything written by Aaron is typically one that is encapturing, vivid, and engrossing. This is a masterpiece though!