Cadian Honour

By: Justin D Hill

Narrated by: Colleen Prendergast

An Astra Militarum novel

Sent to the capital world of Potence, Sergeant Minka Lesk and the Cadian 101st discover that though Cadia may have fallen, their duty continues.

Listen to it because:

It's the follow-up to Cadia Stands and continues the journey of Minka Lesk and her warriors as they seek revenge against the Imperium's enemies for the loss of their world.

The story:

For 10,000 years, Cadia stood as a bastion against the daemonic tide spewing forth from the Eye of Terror. But now the Fortress World lies in ruins, its armies decimated in the wake of Abaddon the Despoiler and his Thirteenth Black Crusade.

Those who survived, though haunted by the loss of their beloved homeworld, remain bloodied and unbarred, fighting ruthlessly in the Emperor’s name. Amongst them is the indomitable Sergeant Minka Lesk. Sent to the capital world of Potence, Lesk and the Cadian 101st company soon discover that a rot runs through the very heart of the seemingly peaceful world.

Lesk knows she must excise this taint of Chaos, for it is not only her life and those of her company at stake but also the honour of Cadia itself.

Written by Justin D Hill. Narrated by Colleen Prendergast.

©2019 Games Workshop Limited (P)2019 Games Workshop Limited

After Cadiq

Good story but real centralized . lots of info still out there for aftermath of cadia

DO NOT LISTEN TO THE HATE

Everyone here is saying that this book is woke garbage. It is not. There are at most 3 times where ‘woke’ can be applied. Things happen in this book where if there was a male pov character it would be all fine and dandy but when there’s a female pov character it is called feminist and woke. Great 40k book and I am going to read the book.

Not a Minka Lesk Novel

Its ok but Lesk is only in like 10% of the book and doesnt do much.
Also "small man" is used to describe 5 different characters and its just seems uninspired

worth the time

A very good book well worth the listen. glad to see more guard books available.

Weaker than the last book

First act and final acts are very good, but the overall middling story likes to drone on a bit too much for my tastes. Good Guard novel.

Awesome read.

Honestly, I have no idea where the negativity for this book comes from. The first half of the book was pretty slow but it added so much context and lore to the world of 40k that I didn't know before. The latter half of it reminded me a lot of covert ops during war. It was incredibly exciting. Nothing like Cadia Stands, but it was still awesome.

great story

have you seen those warriors from potence? they've got hard rounds haaaard rounds
(Skyrim reference)

scattered.

its the only word I can think to describe this as.
they add so many characters to help give you a complete view of the situation developing on planet. but that in turn makes it hard to follow the story somewhat. it's not a bad read but I did have to force myself to come back to it and keep going around the half way point. The last hour or two are where your attention gets grabbed but thats mostly because people start dying.

Another great Cadian epic!

Excellent narration by Prendergast in this one. An ever evolving plot that is somewhat unconventional but awesome. Def recommend.

great story poor narrator.

honestly the story is great, however I wholly regret listening to it ive never listened to a female narrator before so I gave her a fair shake. She barely tries to do different voices shes got 2 voices for men and 2 for women and thats it. and for some reason every single impression of a shout or yell is conveyed as a whisper which ripped me out of my immersion every single time she did it. this isnt to say she doesnt have any merits but the above crushed this book for me.