A review by trackofwords
Abyssal by David Annandale
4.0
Aveth Vairon has lived his whole life driven and influenced by visions of a singular rune. Even after being taken from his home world and imprisoned within a Black Ship, he clings to his belief that the rune is guiding his path, and follows the route it lays out for him.
It’s a tale of fragile hope in dark places, although this is the Heresy so clinging to hope might not be the safest option. The title and cover are a little misleading, as while the Sisters of Silence are involved they’re not the focus, but Annandale taps into his fondness for darkness and horror to imbue proceedings with a tangible sense of fear.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2018/12/07/quick-review-abyssal-david-annandale/
It’s a tale of fragile hope in dark places, although this is the Heresy so clinging to hope might not be the safest option. The title and cover are a little misleading, as while the Sisters of Silence are involved they’re not the focus, but Annandale taps into his fondness for darkness and horror to imbue proceedings with a tangible sense of fear.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2018/12/07/quick-review-abyssal-david-annandale/