James SwallowScience Fiction · Military Sci-Fi·b. 1970
The Voice
Synopsis
When a Black Ship full of captured psykers goes awry, the Sisters of Silence board it to discover what happened. But a mysterious voice threatens to destroy them.
The Black Ships are a mysterious and fearful sight – unmarked vessels that scour the distant reaches of the galaxy, ever watchful for latent psykers and witchbreeds for the monolithic Astra Telepathica. When one such ship, the Validus, is found drifting unpowered in the nightmare realm of the warp, it falls to the Sisters of Silence to uncover the reason behind it. As pariahs capable of blocking even the most potent psychic energy, Amendera Kendel and young Leilani Mollitas ready themselves for the worst…
It's a unique proposition for an audiobook – dialogue-light, as you'd expect from a story about the Sisters of Silence, but with a mysterious voice as the enemy.
Running time: 2 hours, 2 minutes
Narrated by Emma Gregory
Written by James Swallow
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Warhammer 40,000
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