The Path of Heaven (36) (The Horus Heresy)

This is easily my favorite White Scar book. What is left of them after their long and lonely fight with the traitor legions, and will they make it to Earth for the final battle? Well, we know that one, but it's still a great read. Torghun, my favorite, gets the end I think he deserves. Ilya is one of the strongest mortals in the series. Yesuegi and Arvida make an amazing pair. Really good characterization, and love any chance for Mortarion to take a prominent role. The risk of daemons is made clear as well. Just a great book.

I teared up toward the end. Well written with lots of action and juicy lore.

This book is a nice sequel to Scars. White Scars legion runs amok behind the Warmaster’s lines. I liked the book. I recommend it to Horus Heresy fans.

This story provided an exciting ride to go along with. The book was exhilarating leading to some dark secrets that imply alot of the Emperors plans for the human race and why he left the Crusade. It was a great read

This is the 36th heresy book and it truly does live up to the line. Chris Wright is one of the most consistent writers in Black library, he fleshes out the characters with ease and presents interesting personalities. The Characters in this book are some of my favorites from the series, Eidolon is finally shown why he is Lord Commander and the White Scars show their style of warfare on a grander scale. I highly recommend this book for any heresy fan.

Great Scars book with lots of Deathguard and Emperor’s Children lore too! Web way lore involved too so it covers a lot of ground.

Great action-sc-fi in the Warhammer 40k universe. Hopefully all White Scars-centric stories will be written by the talented Mr. Wraight!

I love this book. Recommended to anyone who love Warhammer Universe. . . . . . . . . .