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Original Title:	Straight Silver
ISBN:	1844163288 (ISBN13: 9781844163281)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Gaunt's Ghosts #6, Warhammer 40,000

Straight Silver (Gaunt's Ghosts #6)

Dan Abnett

Paperback | Pages: 320 pages

Rating: 4.24 | 2216 Users | 48 Reviews

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Commissar Gaunt and his men undertake a seemingly suicidal mission in the blood-soaked trenches of the 41st Millennium.

On the battlefields of Aexe Cardinal, the struggling forces of the Imperial Guard are locked in a deadly stalemate with the dark armies of Chaos. Commissar Ibram Gaunt and his regiment, the Tanith First and Only, are thrown headlong into this living hell of trench warfare, where death from lethal artillery is always just a moment away. The only chance for Gaunt and his lightly armed scouts to survive is to volunteer for a mission so dangerous that no one else dares accept it.

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Title	:	Straight Silver (Gaunt's Ghosts #6)
Author	:	Dan Abnett
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 320 pages
Published	:	June 1st 2006 by Games Workshop(uk) (first published December 1st 2002)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. 40k. Fiction

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A hard-hitter.The war on Aexe Cardinal is an important point in the First and Only's history, but the real meat of the story (in my opinion) would be the parts that connect it to the rest of the arc that starts with Honour Guard and ends with the next book, Sabbat Martyr. I really liked how Abnett threw in warp phenomena in a believable way, while maintaining a sort of wonder or mystery to it.The pacing of this book is the main reason this book didn't get a 5; sometimes it feels like the book is

Welcome to World War 1, set in the universe of Warhammer 40k. Lasguns, Artillery, Trench Warfare, Barbwire, Corpselight, and every horrible thing you can think of from pictures of WW I are in this story. Abnett throws the Ghosts into the demanding meat machine of trench combat to save a planet that has been doing this particular war for 40 years.Oh and by the way, it is not what he does...it is what he doesn't do! Those are his words. And what he doesn't do, drives you up a wall.Another great

Another great Gaunt's ghosts book. This one is about trench warfare.

Is there possibility to make trench warfare even more grim and bloody? It is place it in Warhammer 40.000 universe and it gets even worse. Heretics, Chaos troops and dastrdly commanders are the vile enemies Commissar Gaunt and his Tanith are facing at the every conrner. Emperor protects!But not this day.

At first I didn't think I'd enjoy this one as much as the others. The tension it was setting up between the idiotic leadership and Gaunt seemed a bit too awkward. After all the Ghosts have been through you expect other forces to learn from them and give them freedom but in reality that wouldn't be the case so why should it be the case in the story? This was an excellent story. It truly exceeded my expectations. The only thing that threw me off a little was Gaunt acting more like a Commisar than

Is this it? The best Gaunts Ghosts novel? It very well could be. First I want to talk about the weaknesses, because having read six of Abnetts novels now, Im starting to notice some patterns.Every book he painstakingly re-introduces us as the reader to each and every character. Its as though he has a folder full of character names and underneath each are some stock phrases and characterising events he recycles every book. Maybe this is an unfair criticism. This is a lengthy series, and I suppose

At this stage you know there will be characters who fall and get you right in the feels. This happens more than once. There is also those moments where you punch the air in victory. Abnett weaves a story where you goddamn care what happens. What more can you ask for?