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'''''Malleus''''' is the second novel in the [[Eisenhorn Trilogy]] by [[Dan Abnett]]. | '''''Malleus''''' is the second novel in the [[Eisenhorn Trilogy]] by [[Dan Abnett]]. | ||
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| − | + | A century after his recovery of the alien Necroteuch, [[Gregor Eisenhorn]] is one of the Imperial [[Inquisition]]'s most celebrated agents. But when a face from his past returns to haunt him, and he is implicated in a great tragedy that devastates the world of [[Thracian Primaris]], Eisenhorn's universe crumbles around him. The [[daemon]] [[Cherubael]] is back, and seeks to bring the inquisitor to ruin – either by his death, or by turning him to the service of the Dark Gods. | |
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| + | [[File:Malleus2015.jpg|thumb|center|200px|2015 cover]] | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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This article is about the Novel by Dan Abnett; for the Inquisitorial Ordo, see Ordo Malleus. |
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Malleus is the second novel in the Eisenhorn Trilogy by Dan Abnett.
Cover Description
A century after his recovery of the alien Necroteuch, Gregor Eisenhorn is one of the Imperial Inquisition's most celebrated agents. But when a face from his past returns to haunt him, and he is implicated in a great tragedy that devastates the world of Thracian Primaris, Eisenhorn's universe crumbles around him. The daemon Cherubael is back, and seeks to bring the inquisitor to ruin – either by his death, or by turning him to the service of the Dark Gods.
