Broken Saints: Warhammer 40,000

by Alec Worley, Steve Conlin (Narrator), Sean Connolly (Narrator)

An Adepta Sororitas audio drama.

Sister Adamanthea, returned from repentance and revered by the faithful as a symbol of the Emperor's will, must cast her doubts aside when disaster strikes during a holy parade.

Listen to it because:

Hear a thrilling tale of a soul redeemed, but riven with doubt and delve into the murky politics of the Ecclesiarchy and the many temptations that the Dark Imperium has to offer....

The story:

Sister Adamanthea is a Repentia redeemed, restored to her beloved Sororitas and hailed as a ‘living miracle’. But behind closed doors she is haunted by a sin she believes can never be forgiven. Paraded in front of the countless pilgrims of the garden-temple of Concordia, how can she speak of faith when her own is so uncertain? When an aeons-old conspiracy finally triggers, Adamanthea must prove herself the legend she is claimed to be, or risk the forces of Chaos pulling back the shroud of lies and shattering the faith of an entire world.

Broken Saints Parts 1-3

Genres: Science Fiction, Audiobook, Fiction

Audible Audio

Published April 11, 2020

About the author

Alec Worley is an author from South London.

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...

Reviews

[AJ · Rating 1 out of 5]

Sorry I just could not get into this one at all. Excessively melodramatic to be nerve grating. No offense to the actors they're talented of course, and I like them in other books. But... I felt like Sister Adamantia begging the God Emperor for the whole ordeal to be over. I have a penchant for the Sisters, but not really sure what I got out of this.

[Ulzeta · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fun read.

[Michael · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good fun but confusing. Maybe I should expect that where the Hydra is involved...

[Nikolai · Rating 1 out of 5]

Sister Adamanthea was, unsurprisingly, pretty adamant about heresy.

[Danielle Laman · Rating 3 out of 5]

While i enjoy the lore of the sisters of battle...this is okay but not good

[Edsel Gomez · Rating 3 out of 5]

Was pretty decent but could have bin a bit better
Still pretty entertaining 3 out of 5 stars for me