Redemption Corps
Led by the fearsome Major Mortensen, the Redemption Corps is a regiment of ultra-tough storm troopers sent to the deadliest warzones on missions of mercy and destruction. But when Mortensen comes to the attention of the deadly sorority of the Battle Sisters, he not only has an ork invasion to contend with but these fearsome warrioress-fanatics too. Caught between the xenos and the fury of the Imperium, can the Redemption Corps fulfil their mission and survive into the bargain?
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May 2010 • softback, 416pp • ISBN 9781844163601
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Customer reviews
Average book
Rated 2 out of 5 by rosethorn
A fairly average book showing off the elite stormtroopers, not what i was expecting when i started reading it and so far i am finding it slow going, some of the names are damn near impossible to pronounce as well. And having nearly a full guard regiment mutiny and get away with it also seems unlikely in the grim 40k universe but still a mildly enterntaining read, i can only hope that he gets better should he do anymore so to finish up 2.5 out of 3
not brilliant but an enjoyable read
Rated 3 out of 5 by James
i thought that the book was reasonably entertaining but was set out in a slightly odd way. despite this being a little wierd it worked and was a good read. however, you have to ask: had the author seen blackhawk down before he wrote the book?
Good Book..
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mike
Good Book, will agree the lay out was strange, one major fault this website and the back of the book state's the main character is a 'Captain Mortensen' yet in the book he is a Major...
Very good and well written book
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jay
Really disagree with Rosethorn. This is very well written book that does not do what is expected. One of the best Imperial Guard books I have read. It is original and not at all cliched. Everyone raves about Aaron D-B but this book is better than Cadian Blood!
Just okay
Rated 2 out of 5 by Martin 1MA
Rob Sanders is new to me but his way of telling a story is not. Redemption Corps can at times be entertaining, but these passages occur seldom. Mostly it boils down to long and tedious action sequences with the one-dimensional protagonist Major Mortensen in the lead.
Something missing
Rated 4 out of 5 by Derek
I'm giving this book a 4, mostly because I found it imaginative. It came as no surprise to discover that the writer was a teacher, and not in a military organization. Rob, if you read this, please consult with some veterans on your next book. Even though they wont be warriors from the future, it takes a certain mindset, and changes one's view of the world to be in a war, in such a way that is hard to relate to, or even describe. That being said, if I had never been to war, I would never have noticed anything missing.