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1. www.goodreads.com › book › showXenos (Eisenhorn, #1) by Dan Abnett - Goodreads

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   May 1, 2001 · This first book, Xenos, introduces Eisenhorn and gang as they attempt to root out and stop a cult and its Daemonic machinations, beginning a three book-long journey of several centuries in which Eisenhorn faces increasingly dire threats and resorts to increasingly radical measures to deal with them.

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2. www.reddit.com › r › FantasyXenos (Eisenhorn #1) by Dan Abnett Review- A ... - Reddit

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   The book follows an inquisitor named Gregor Eisenhorn as he tries to uproot a conspiracy he discovers among an old noble house taking him to ice planets, large cities, and strange alien worlds hazardous to human life.

3. www.reddit.com › r › 40kLore"Xenos" by Dan Abnet, good as a first Warhammer book?

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   It's as good as any Warhammer 40k book in my humble opinion and is a great way at getting an introduction to life in the Imperium.

4. www.goonhammer.com › book-review-eisenhorn-xenosBook Review: Eisenhorn – Xenos - Goonhammer

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   An incredibly well-respected trilogy, graded on the curve required for licensed genre fiction, the books Xenos, Malleus, and Eisenhorn track story of the titular Inquisitor through and across much of the near-strangeness of the 40K setting.

5. geekdad.com › 2019/04/5-reasons-to-read-xenos-by5 Reasons to Read 'Xenos' by Dan Abnett - GeekDad

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   Apr 15, 2019 · The TL;DR. Xenos is a great entry into Black Library fiction if you are looking to find your way into the world of Warhammer 40,000 novels. Equally, if you know nothing about Games Workshop or Warhammer, Xenos is still a great novel. Whilst it is informed by its setting it is never overwhelmed.

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   I recently finished my first 40k book: Xenos by Dan Abnett, which is the first in the Eisenhorn trilogy, and I really wanted to share my thoughts and impressions. GOOD: The book is a genuinely good book. Take away the 40k setting and it's still well-worth reading.

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   Is Xenos a good book?

   • Following a dangerous adversary to the distant world of Hubris, he touches onto a conspiracy more sinister than he could have imagined…Xenos is my first book in the Warhammer 40K universe, and I cannot help but admit that I’m surprised. This is almost too good for tie-in fiction.

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   What is Xenos about?

   • This first book, Xenos, introduces Eisenhorn and gang as they attempt to root out and stop a cult and its Daemonic machinations, beginning a three book-long journey of several centuries in which Eisenhorn faces increasingly dire threats and resorts to increasingly radical measures to deal with them.Which brings me back to my original discussion.

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   Is Xenos a good show?

   • The verdict is: yes, with some rather obvious and formative changes. We’ll begin with Xenos, which would likely form the basis for any self-respecting season one of this show. The plot, of course, is fine. It’s normal 40K fare. There’s heresy and Chaos building in the hideous ranks of man. Our hero Inquisitor Eisenhorn needs to suss it out.

   Book Review: Eisenhorn – Xenos | Goonhammer

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   Who is Xenos by Dan Abnett?

   • Xenos is the first novel in a series by Dan Abnett featuring Inquisitor Gregor Eisenhorn. The novel was selected by David Annandale in May 2014 as part of Black Library 's "Author's Choice" marathon. The Inquisition moves amongst mankind like an avenging shadow, striking down the enemies of humanity with uncompromising ruthlessness.

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   Is Warhammer Xenos a good book?

   • This was a well plotted mystery that grew in size and scope with each chapter and had some really killer action and warfare pieces. Xenos came highly recommended and while Warhammer novels have been on my radar for a while, this was the first one I actually picked up and gave a shot.

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   What are some problems with Xenos?

   • One of my main issues with Xenos is that the plot became, after a while, quite predictable. Some dialogue/exposition thing would happen, then a fight, then some more exposition/travel to next location, boom next fight.

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   Jun 12, 2024 · Xenos is the first novel in a series by Dan Abnett featuring Inquisitor Gregor Eisenhorn. The novel was selected by David Annandale in May 2014 as part of Black Library's "Author's Choice" marathon.