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What happened to Sandy Mitchell's Inquisition Novels?


E.G.J.

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Was there ever a sequel to Innocence Proves Nothing?  It seemed the story-line started in Scourge the Heretic was heading for a series or a trilogy, but it just petered out after two books.  Did it get picked up in one of Sandy Mitchell's other books?  Was there simply no demand for it?  What happened?

 

I really enjoyed those books.  They had a feel similar to Ian Watson's Inquisition Wars, but updated to a post Abnett's Eisenhorn universe.  I would like to have seen that story arc come to completion.  Does anyone know?

My biggest problem with the Cain novels was they were all pretty much the same.

Go to this war zone "X", (insert enemy here), need to find something / push a button for Deus Ex Machina, oh and tell the reader every chance I get how much of a coward Cain the Hero of the Imperium really is. Rinse and Repeat.

For me it got old halfway through the 3rd novel in the 1st Omnibus Im sad to say.

His Inquisition books were a tie-in with the Dark Heresy RPG. They must have been commissioned when it was under GW's Black Industries brand.

 

Ciaphas Cain is (inexplicably, to me) enormously popular.

 

I expect BL just wanted more of the latter, rather than promoting a licensed product.

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