La Cité des Intercepteurs (French)

La Cité des Intercepteurs (French)

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  • An Aeronautica Imperialis novel packed with aerial action
  • Follow the deadly aerial battles of the 41st Millennium directly from the cockpit
  • Can a squadron survive near-suicidal missions around the hive city Vesperus?
  • Written by Dan Abnett
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A Warhammer 40,000 novel

As Imperial forces find themselves bogged down in an exhausting war of attrition around the dead hive of Vesperus, a former ace pilot gets back behind the cockpit and takes any risk to help the Aeronautica Imperialis secure the Interceptor City on behalf of the Imperium.

WHY READ THIS BOOK

Twenty years after the fan-favorite Two-Headed Eagle, Dan Abnett returns to the Aeronautica Imperialis universe in this eagerly-awaited sequel. Follow the adventures of a former ace fighter forced out of her comfortable “retirement” and back into the thick of aerial combat.

THE STORY

For former ace pilot Bree Jagdea, the days of tense, hair-raising aerial combat are long gone. She now considers herself retired and content to fly refueling missions as part of the war effort. Yet when enemy forces begin a relentless campaign of bombardment of the Vesperus hive, Jagdea is recalled by Aeronautica and stationed with Circus 66 squadron, infamous for its suicidal missions and high-risk intercepts throughout Vesperus.

Plunged once again into a world where the slightest mistake means death, will Jagdea be able to outwit the enemy Aces, secure Vesperus for the Imperium and return home with her sanity intact?

Written by Dan Abnett.

Data sheet

Language
French
Game System
Warhammer 40k
Universe
Futuristic / Sci-Fi
Éditeur
Games Workshop
Warhammer 40,000 Army
Astra Militarum
Product Type
Books

Specific references

EAN13
9781836090113
MPN
01100181082
Reference
01100181082