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The Martyr's Tomb (Novel)

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The Martyr's Tomb
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Author Marc Collins
Performer John Banks[1]
Publisher Black Library
Series Dawn of Fire
Preceded by The Iron Kingdom
Followed by Sea of Souls
Released June 2023[3]
Pages 368[3]
ISBN ISBN-10: 180026190X[3]
ISBN-13: 978-1800261907[3]
Length 14 hours 11 minutes[1]

The Martyr's Tomb is a novel by Marc Collins released in June 2023 by Black Library. It is the sixth book in the Dawn of Fire series.[1]

Description[1]

The Indomitus Crusade burns across the stars, while new threats emerge to challenge the Imperium's resurgence.

As the Kingdom of Iron is secured and the Primarch Reborn's thoughts turn to future salients, the Arch-enemy strikes back against the Indomitus Crusade's forces. The shrine worlds of the Golden Chain are all but broken, and only Velua remains defiant. Canoness Irinya of the Order of Our Martyred Lady and Champion Gaheris of the Black Templars hold the line, fighting against the plague-ridden cultists reducing the planet to anarchy.

While the war rages on and the true enemy makes itself known, the fate of Velua and the wider crusade may rest upon the shoulders of another of the Imperial Regent's agents: the disgraced Rogue Trader Katla Helvintr. Heroes rise and worlds fall, and only the light of faith will guide the warriors of the Imperium to their destiny.

Dramatis Personae[4]

Of Terra

Order of Our Martyred Lady

Black Templars

House Helvintr and Task Force Saturnine

Veluan Hoplites, The Shrinesworn

Legio Arconis

Savlar Chem-Dogs

The Ecclesiarchy

Death Guard

Children of the Sevenfold Revelation

Special Edition

The special edition was also released in 2023 which was signed by the author, uniquely numbered, and contains a foreword and an additional short story, The Wolf's Hour. It is presented in a leather-effect cover with rounded spine and foil text. It also has a gold ribbon bookmark, contains pieces of interior art, and has gold gilt page edges. There were only 2,000 copies available.[2]

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