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{{Book
|Name =Only in Death
|Image =Onlyindeath.jpg
|Image caption=Only in Death, cover art.
|Author =[[Dan Abnett]]
|Publisher =[[Black Library (BL Publishing)|Black Library]]
|Series =[[Gaunt's Ghosts (Novel Series)|Gaunt's Ghosts]]
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'''Only in Death''' is the eleventh novel in the [[Gaunt's Ghosts (Novel Series)|Gaunt's Ghosts series]] by [[Dan Abnett]].
==Summary==
==Synopsis==
{{spoiler|source=Only in Death (Novel)}}
On the fortress-world Jago, Lord-General Van Voytz addresses the Tanith First personally. He 'asks' the Ghosts to secure an empty stronghold to the east of Elikon, the central Imperial bastion on the planet. It is clear from the start that Gaunt resents these orders. After six days of marching through Jago's desert-like terrain and enduring dust-storms, the Ghosts reach their objective: Hinzerhaus, dubbed the house at the end of the world.
The title of the novel is part of an old Imperial proverb; only in death does duty end. The beginning of each chapter opens with an extract from Commissar Viktor Hark's field journal, which is written in a font which resembles handwriting. This style changes slightly at points when Nahum Ludd scribes on Hark's behalf.
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