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Amara Layne: Twisting Truth by Tup226
Fandoms: Warhammer 40.000, Warhammer 40k, Warhammer 40k (Novels) - Various Authors
17 Jul 2026
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Book 2 of my Amara Layne Novella Series.
After surviving the ork warboss of K-17, Amara Layne has achieved the one thing she feared most: official recognition.
Now on Waystation Saxum with the 88th Vortan Rifles awaiting redeployment, Amara is forced to perform actual Commissarial duties when three troopers vanish during shore leave. What begins as an inquiry into possible desertion quickly leads the accidental Commissar into a heretic conspiracy that may leave her scarred in more ways than just physical.Series
- Part 2 of Amara Layne
Bookmarked by xchux
17 Jul 2026
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Amara Layne: Acting Commissar by Tup226
Fandoms: Warhammer 40.000, Warhammer 40k, Warhammer 40k (Novels) - Various Authors
10 Jun 2026
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Book 1 of my Amara Layne Novella Series.
Trooper Second Class Amara Layne only put on the dead Commissar’s coat because she wanted to survive the evacuation. Unfortunately, the 88th Vortan Rifles mistook panic for courage, accident for inspiration, and fraud for divine providence.
Twelve days later, "Acting" Commissar Layne is still alive.
For now.
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- Part 1 of Amara Layne
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11 Jun 2026
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Partox did not have a heart of iron until the decimations came, but a certain serf joining him on his road to recovery made her way into his hard heart. She was a strong woman, just as iron as he was. When together, they melt.
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15 May 2026
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Fontaine had never fought with himself before. But he had also never been in the position of having a genetically modified murder child on its way to kill him nor had he ever shot up with ADAM.
Today would be a day of firsts...
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- Part 1 of Rapture Falls
Bookmarked by xchux
27 Jan 2026
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Daisy remembers dying.
It's a red thing. A hurting thing. It lasts too long and too short, and she doesn't like it at all.
The dying. Not the remembering.
Remembering was merely a fact of life. Like sunshine. And soft grass to eat.
And the rough-handed man.
Bookmarked by xchux
19 Oct 2025

