Nick Kyme The Horus Heresy is one of Warhammer 40,000’s most ambitious and celebrated series—a sprawling saga chronicling the tragic civil war that shattered the Imperium of Man 10,000 years before the main timeline. It follows the fall of Warmaster Horus and the corruption of half the Emperor’s Space Marine Legions, exploring loyalty, faith, and hubris across dozens of novels, novellas, and audio dramas by some of Black Library’s finest writers. The saga begins with Horus Rising, False Gods, and Galaxy in Flames, a trilogy (by Dan Abnett, Graham McNeill, and Ben Counter) that charts Horus’s rise, fall, and betrayal. The Flight of the Eisenstein continues the story through loyalist eyes, while stories like Legion of One, Oath of Moment, and Garro: Grey Angel expand the lore through key characters such as Nathaniel Garro. Works like A Thousand Sons and Prospero Burns provide tragic mirror accounts of the Thousand Sons–Space Wolves conflict. Later entries, including Know No Fear, Fear to Tread, Betrayer, and Angel Exterminatus, explore the full scope of the war across different Legions. Anthologies (Age of Darkness, Mark of Calth, The Primarchs, Legacies of Betrayal, War Without End) and novellas (Prince of Crows, The Sigillite, The Crimson Fist, The Warmaster) fill the gaps, enriching the grand tapestry of betrayal and sacrifice. As the war nears its apocalyptic climax, novels such as Vulkan Lives, Unremembered Empire, Scars, and Vengeful Spirit deepen the mythos with tales of survival, reunification, and chaos ascendance. The later arcs—The Crimson King, Ruinstorm, Old Earth, and Slaves to Darkness—lead the story toward the inevitable Siege of Terra, showing the corruption of Horus’s forces and the weary resilience of the loyalists. Companion works like the Warhammer Horror Audiobook Collection (The Bookkeeper’s Skull, The Oubliette, Sepulturum) and novella sets (Promethean Sun, Aurelian, Sons of the Forge, Dreadwing) further expand the grim tone and psychological depth of the 31st millennium. Altogether, the Horus Heresy stands as a monumental chronicle of ambition, tragedy, and cosmic betrayal, combining military sci-fi, mythic heroism, and horror on a galactic scale—an epic foundation for the entire Warhammer 40,000 universe. CONTENT: Horus Heresy Series 1. Horus Rising (abridged) 2. False Gods (abridged?) 3. Galaxy In Flames (abridged?) 4. The Flight of the Eisenstein 5. Legion of One 6. Oath of Moment 7. Sword of Truth 8. Burden Of Duty 9. Garro - Grey Angel 10. A Thousand Sons 11. Prospero Burns 12. Age of Darkness (short stories) 13. The Outcast Dead 14. Deliverance Lost 15. Know No Fear 16. The Primarchs (Novella compilation) 17. Fear To Tread 18. Angel Exterminatus 19. Betrayer 20. Mark of Calth 21. Butcher's Nails 22. Honour to the Dead 23. Raven's Flight 24. The Dark King 25. The Lightning Tower 26. Prince of Crows (Novella) 27. The Crimson Fist (Novella) 28. The Sigillite (Novella) 29. Warmaster (Short Story) Warhammer Horror Audiobook Collection Volume 2 30. The Bookkeepers Skull 31. The Oubliette 32. Sepulturum The Horus Heresy: Novella Collection 1 33. Promethean Sun by Nick Kyme 34. Aurelian by Aaron Dembski-Bowden 35. The Reflection Crackd by Graham McNeill The Horus Heresy: Novella Collection 8 36. Sons of the Forge by Nick Kyme 37. Dreadwing by David Guymer 38. Spear of Ultramar by David Annandale Horus Heresy 26 - 34 39. Vulkan Lives (2013) by Nick Kyme 40. Unremembered Empire (2013) by Dan Abnett 41. Scars (2013) by Chris Wraight 42. Vengeful Spirit (2014) by Graham McNeill 43. The Damnation of Pythos (2014) by David Annandale 44. Legacies of Betrayal (2014) Anthology 45. Deathfire (2015) by Nick Kyme 46. War Without End (2016) Anthology 47. Pharos (2015) by Guy Haley Horus Heresy 44 - 51 48. The Crimson King (2017) by Graham McNeill 49. Tallarn (2017) Anthology by John French 50. Ruinstorm (2017) by David Annandale 51. Old Earth (2017) by Nick Kyme 52. The Burden of Loyalty (2018) Anthology 53. Wolfsbane(2018) by Guy Haley 54. Born of Flame(2018) Anthology by Nick Kyme 55. Slaves to Darkness (2018) by John French Audio-DVD format: It can be used on DVD and DVD-Rom players, also on devices such as Playstation, Xbox or portable DVD players. In addition, the tracks can be taken to any mp3 player, such as portable mp3 player, tablets, smartphones, etc. through the computer. - The tracks are handled in the same way that you would handle the songs through iTunes. - The number of discs varies by each title, although generally it goes in a single disc. - The AudioDVD format is not the same as traditional CDs and does not work on CD players. 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