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The Devil You Know

by Sandy Mitchell, Jonathan Keeble, Harriet Kershaw, Angus King, Toby Longworth, Christian Z. Dunn, Jamie Robertson

Setting
Warhammer 40,000
Type
Audio Drama
First published
18 Apr 2014
Length
56m listening
Rating
4.07257 ratingsRating distribution: 1-star: 2 · 2-star: 8 · 3-star: 54 · 4-star: 100 · 5-star: 93. See the reviews on Goodreads (opens in a new tab)12 reviews on Goodreads  (opens in a new tab)
Audiobook
4.7694 ratingsPerformance4.73Story4.6956m·Gareth Armstrong, Jonathan Keeble, Angue King, Harriet Kershaw, Toby LongworthReviews on Audible  (opens in a new tab)
ISBN-13
9781849706681
Featuring
Astra MilitarumTyranids
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Synopsis

As the Tyrannic Wars sweep across the face of the Eastern Fringe, Cain and Jurgen find themselves on the jungle moon of a gas giant, fighting off a splinter fleet. The world is uninhabited, but must be protected to prevent the tyranid advance threatening several nearby systems. The situation goes from bad to worse when Cain and the Catachans run into a force of insidious xenos, and the two factions are thrown into a temporary alliance purely to survive. Can Cain defeat the tyranids and survive the deadly intentions of their dark allies? Only time can tell! A Ciaphas Cain audio drama by Sandy Mitchell. Performed by Jonathan Keeble, Harriet Kershaw, Angus King, and Toby Longworth. Directed by Christian Dunn. Music composed by Jamie Robertson. Running time approximately 75 minutes.

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