Blood Angels: Rafen · Book 2

Deus Sanguinius

Published
1 January 2005
Pages
256
ISBN-13
9781844161553
Type
novel
Cover of Deus Sanguinius

About this book

Deus Sanguinius (2005) pushes that doubt into open schism, an Inquisitor's hidden agenda threatening to tear the Chapter apart; it runs 256 pages, the same length as the opener.

Key facts about Deus Sanguinius

Deus Sanguinius is a novel by James Swallow. Readers have had it since 2005. It runs to 256 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of Deus Sanguinius. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9781844161553 to find the main one.

Deus Sanguinius is book 2 of 4 in the Blood Angels: Rafen series. The series has 4 published books. However, the series starts with Deus Encarmine (2004).

Additionally, James Swallow writes Sisters of Battle, The Horus Heresy and Marc Dane as separate series. Those series sit on our science fiction and thriller shelves. Meanwhile, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: Toward the Night is the latest published James Swallow book on file, from 29 April 2025.

About James Swallow

James Swallow is a London-based British author and scriptwriter, born in 1969, whose career spans novels, comics, video games, radio and television. He is a New York Times, Sunday Times and Amazon bestseller, a BAFTA nominee, and the only British writer to have worked on a Star Trek television series. See every James Swallow book in order.

Its place in Blood Angels: Rafen

Deus Sanguinius is book 2 in the Blood Angels: Rafen series. It follows Deus Encarmine. It is followed by Red Fury. See the full Blood Angels: Rafen reading order.

James Swallow's Blood Angels quartet follows Rafen, a battle-brother of the Blood Angels Space Marine Chapter, through a Chapter-defining crisis of faith and blood. Deus Encarmine (2004) opens with Rafen's own brother, Arkio, apparently manifesting miracles that convince the wider Chapter he is the reincarnation of Sanguinius, their revered primarch -- a claim only Rafen, who has watched Arkio change in ways the others haven't noticed, is willing to doubt. Deus Sanguinius (2005) pushes that doubt into open…

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