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Originally Posted by Inquisitor Rosenadel  I enjoy Eisenhorn, Gaunt's Ghosts, and the Ciaphas Cain novels, but for different reasons. Eisnehorn is thrilling and exciting, the Ghosts are simply interesting stories, and Cain is, like commissarwhiffy said, upbeat and humorous.
As for what happened to Eisenhorn, I think it is supposed to go on in the Inquisitor game, but there's no real storyline. I think it's good that Abnett ended it where he did because otherwise it might be like Gaunt's Ghosts: interesting reads, but gets a little repetitive after a while. |
I found the first book in the new GG series, 'His Last Command' to be a bit darker than the old GG books. Their experiences on Herodor has changed them and Gaunt seems to be a very different man. Could make for an interesting twist and liven things up for them. And that makes for troops from 3 worlds in the regiment. Conversions anyone?