A Repentia returned to her order, Dominion Superior Adamanthea must balance her desire to purge her sins with the orders of her canoness. If she fails, all could fall to ruin…
READ IT BECAUSE Discover what happens when a Sister Repentia cleanses her sins and returns to the sisterhood. Can she even truly purge herself of the need to repent, or will her life be forever tainted by her misdeeds?
THE STORY Once a Repentia, Sister Adamanthea of the Adepta Sororitas has returned to her order and taken the rank of Dominion Superior. But some sins remain too deep to truly escape… Leading her squad in an attempt to assassinate a commander of the heathen T'au Empire in the midst of a vicious battle, Adamanthea's desire to purge her sins upon the enemy remains strong. With her drive to punish the enemies of the Emperor conflicting with her orders, can she lead her squad to victory – or will her desperate need for vengeance doom them all?
He writes stories for readers (and listeners) of all ages who like smart, funny and - above all - thrilling tales of fantasy, horror and sci-fi.
If you're into stories about swords, fangs and lasers, then you're in luck!
Best known for his work on 2000 AD (the home of Judge Dredd), Star Wars and Games Workshop's Warhammer, he's also created many stories of his own.
He is the co-creator of apocalyptic werewolf saga Age of the Wolf (with Jon Davis-Hunt for 2000 AD), paranormal comedy Dandridge (with Warren Pleece for 2000 AD), and plenty more either in the pipeline or waiting to be announced...
Not as good as Repentia, but follows on from it where sister repentia is still looking to die. Over all it's mostly a fight, but with enough character to shine through. For me at least, but my standards in this series is LOW.
"Adamanthea could feel their conviction, their huddled bodies seeming to close in on her, to cling to her like children. She felt a surge of revulsion, her mouth dry as she spoke.
'I am the mother of calamity, an exhausted madwoman unfit to lead you. I shall spend no more lives in pursuit of ending my own.' "