Bellarius returns with a look at Blood Gorgons by Henry Zou.
“An interesting if very flawed experiment in seeing Chaotic life beyond the Eye of Terror” – The Founding Fields
Bellarius returns with a look at Blood Gorgons by Henry Zou.
“An interesting if very flawed experiment in seeing Chaotic life beyond the Eye of Terror” – The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the first book in the Legacy of Caliban trilogy, penned by Black Library’s resident Dark Angels expert.
“A worthy successor to the classic Dark Angels tale, Angels of Darkness, this book furthers the plots and events of that novel and presents a really intriguing look into the chapter from the perspectives of the specialist warriors of the Ravenwing.” ~The Founding Fields
Lord of the Night reviews the first of the new Space Wolves novels by Chris Wraight, Blood of Asaheim.
“A thrilling return to the Wolves of Fenris, in that excellent mix of humour and strength that Wraight did so well in Battle of the Fang, and the start of a gripping new story.” – The Founding Fields
Bellarius hails the magnum opus of Our Ward In Heaven, Codex: Grey Knights by Mat Ward.
“PRAISE BE!” – The Founding Fields
Looking at Black Library’s latest novella, Shadowsun: The Last of Kiru’s Line by Braden Campbell, Bellarius’ analyses its problems.
“An ultimately failed effort to develop Shadowsun’s character, undermined by a flawed presentation of the tau themselves.” – The Founding Fields
Looking back through the mists of time once more Bellarius returns to the Bloodquest Saga by George Rennie and Colin MacNeil.
“A true classic worthy of the Blood Angels” – The Founding Fields
Bellarius analyses Priests of Mars by Graham McNeill to see just how a 40K novel can hold up when not at the centre of a war.
“A very good, very interestingly detailed story which desperately needs to be continued.” - The Founding Fields
Bellarus takes a look at The Masque of Vyle by Andy Chambers to see if it does the Harlequins justice.
“A flawed gem to be sure but still an excellently detailed story.” - The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk takes a peek at the next two Shotguns & Sorcery novels by Matt Forbeck.
“More of Max Gibson’s adventures? The wait has been too long already!” ~Shadowhawk
Bellarius delves into the often overshadowed Lord of the Night by Simon Spurrier to see if it was worth bringing back for Black Library’s print on demand.
“A flawed gem of a title which takes a direction you would not expect for traitor marines.” – The Founding Fields