djinn24 reviews The First Heretic of the Horus Heresy series by Aaron Dembski-Bowden in this awesome series, published by The Black Library
ADB does a spectacular job of opening the Pandora’s box of the heresy, writing one of the most informative books into how chaos was brought to the human race ~ The Founding Fields
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Lord of the Night reviews the fifth limited edition novella Aurelian by acclaimed author Aaron Dembski-Bowden, the author of the Horus Heresy novel The First Heretic, the Night Lords novel Blood Reaver and the Space Marines Battles novel Helsreach. As with all my Limited Edition reviews this will contain a summary of Aurelian’s plot for those who did not get a copy, so for those who don’t want a summary avoid reading the first half of this review.
“Heretically brilliant! Aaron Dembski-Bowden must have Kairos Fateweaver on his shoulder telling him just what to write to ensure a successful book.”
AJ (Shadowhawk) is our newest book reviewer on staff here, and he starts off on TFF with a wonderful review of Soul Hunter by Aaron Dembski-Bowden. I hope you’ll all welcome AJ and make him feel at home. -CP
“One of the most intriguing and unusual novels from Black Library, Soul Hunter will challenge your perceptions about life as a Traitor Astartes.“ ~The Founding Fields
Nah! just kidding. Aaron Dembski-Bowden is not trapped. He’s Married!!! Aaron and his fiance Katie Brunt, tied the knot two days ago. 
Being friends of mine, i would like to extend to them my heaviest and most inescapable blessings! I would have been there (since Aaron asked so politely in one email: “Hey you tall, right-wing monster! Are you coming to the wedding?”) but alas, my government is notoriously slow with their passport renewals… fuckers. As such i seemed to have missed Aaron’s quote, “best day of his life thus far!” Which has clearly usurped his previous choice of the weekend of AdeptiCon 2010, wherein he and I drank copious amounts of alcohol and had a “killer” time, then Aaron declaring it as “The best weekend of my life!”
Not to say that i’m jealous… alright, maybe just a little. But i soooo wanted to sit at table Nostramo! Yes, i’m thoroughly jealous that i wasn’t there to witness the day one of my good friends lost his freedoms. Signed his life away in blood on the dotted line. Because i know that beautiful pixie of his (Katie, you’re a doll!) will never let him leave alive. And rightly so!
I’ve got to make it a point to go and visit them one of these years… Since i’m unsure when they’ll be back to my neck of the woods. They’ll be stunned, slightly frightened, and intrigued to see an Astartes walking up to their front door being tailed by the trotting, cheerful company of Loken, the family menace. They’ll then realize it’s just me, and that Aaron can put his shotgun away. lol Ah, good times will be had.
Once again, i miss you guys, and wish you all the happiness in the world! Have fun in Bruges you two!
-Dave
Hey everyone, Commissar Ploss here to deliver on a piece of artwork we’ve all been waiting for, for quite some time! The cover art for Void Stalker, my friend Aaron’s third book in his highly acclaimed Night Lords series.
Following on from the exciting re-release of Lord of the Night last Friday, we can reveal the artwork for Aaron Dembski-Bowden’s next Night Lords novel, Void Stalker:
This piece, by Jon Sullivan, has to rate as one of the most impressive pictures of a Chaos Space Marine to date.
Aaron’s book will be out next year (it would be out sooner, but he’s busy getting married; sorry, ladies). In the meantime, If you’ve yet to read the first two books in the Night Lords series, you’ve got plenty of time to catch up. Both Soul Hunter and Blood Reaver are available here.
