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Calculus of Battle
It's Day Five of the 2016 Black Library Advent Calendar and behind the door today is my audio drama, Calculus of Battle.
To quote the blurb
"The beleaguered Astra Militarum defenders of Varasine fight against the alien menace of a tyranid invasion, but their only possible salvation approaches in the form of something almost equally inhuman. Warleader Kardan Stronos of the Iron Hands, long having studied the xenos threat, now brings his fearless battle-brothers to join the war - only he can save Varasine, measuring his Chapter’s infallible logic and ruthless strategy against the cost in human lives"
If you've been living under a stone and/or are new to this blog, you might be unaware that I've also written the first novel of a Kardan Stronos trilogy, Eye of Medusa, which I believe will be out in March 2017. That series details Stronos' rise to prominence, but with this audio I wanted to give a contemporary Stronos, showing why he's awesome and thoroughly deserving of a trilogy of his own.
"Action-Packed And Brutal, Occasionally A Touch Disturbing"
One ridiculously early review is already in
Whet your appetite for more to come then with 21 minutes of Iron Hands action
To quote the blurb
"The beleaguered Astra Militarum defenders of Varasine fight against the alien menace of a tyranid invasion, but their only possible salvation approaches in the form of something almost equally inhuman. Warleader Kardan Stronos of the Iron Hands, long having studied the xenos threat, now brings his fearless battle-brothers to join the war - only he can save Varasine, measuring his Chapter’s infallible logic and ruthless strategy against the cost in human lives"
If you've been living under a stone and/or are new to this blog, you might be unaware that I've also written the first novel of a Kardan Stronos trilogy, Eye of Medusa, which I believe will be out in March 2017. That series details Stronos' rise to prominence, but with this audio I wanted to give a contemporary Stronos, showing why he's awesome and thoroughly deserving of a trilogy of his own.
"Action-Packed And Brutal, Occasionally A Touch Disturbing"
One ridiculously early review is already in
Whet your appetite for more to come then with 21 minutes of Iron Hands action
