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http://www.thedailycrate.com/2014/03/18/book-review-titanicus-by-dan-abnett/
Titanicus wastes little time introducing the idea that perhaps not all who worship the Omnissiah believe in the God Emperor’s sovereignty over them. In many ways, the plot reads like a cyberpunk political thriller, with intrigue and subterfuge being transmitted in microseconds. As the web of discontent and distrust spreads, so too does a darker, sinister influence.
Titanicus wastes little time introducing the idea that perhaps not all who worship the Omnissiah believe in the God Emperor’s sovereignty over them. In many ways, the plot reads like a cyberpunk political thriller, with intrigue and subterfuge being transmitted in microseconds. As the web of discontent and distrust spreads, so too does a darker, sinister influence.