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Seven years of civil war have brought Horus to the edge of the Solar System with the largest fleet ever assembled and one objective: kill his father and take the Imperium apart. Terra is finally in reach.
Except it is not, quite. Between the Traitor armada and the Throneworld sit the fortifications, fleets and orbital defences of the Sol System itself, and Rogal Dorn has had years to prepare them. Before a single traitor boot touches Terran soil, Horus has to fight his way through all of it, and this novel is that fight.
It is the opening book of the Siege of Terra, the sequence that finally delivers the confrontation the whole Horus Heresy has been building toward. Starting here means starting at the beginning of the end rather than partway through it.
Readers who want into the Siege of Terra sequence and would rather begin at Book 1. It is also a reasonable entry point for anyone who has bounced off the sheer length of the Horus Heresy proper: the Siege is a distinct arc with its own opening, and this is that opening.
Void warfare is the mode here rather than ground combat, so it suits readers who like fleet actions, sieges and the logistics of an impossible attack.
| Setting | Warhammer 40,000, the Horus Heresy |
| Series | The Horus Heresy: Siege of Terra |
| Position | Book 1 |
| Author | John French |
| Imprint | Black Library |
| Publisher | Games Workshop |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 368 |
| Language | English |
| First published | 2020 |
No. The Siege of Terra is written as its own arc and this is its first book. You will get more from it having read the main series, but the setup is here.
The Lost and the Damned by Guy Haley is Book 2, and it picks up directly where this ends.
Yes - shop online and ship to your door, or choose in-store pickup at JackWagon R/C & Hobbies in Greeley, CO. Worth asking what else in the sequence is on the shelf.
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