EJ Davies takes a look at the almost released Void Stalker, the third novel in the Night Lords series penned by firm fan favourite Aaron Dembski-Bowden.
“Compelling, tragic, visceral, and brutal; this novel truly bears all the hallmarks of the Dembski-Bowden and ends the saga on the only note it could. Grippingly awesome.” ~ The Founding Fields.
Shadowhawk reviews Graham McNeill’s first Ultramarines audio drama, in which he tackles the experienced veteran Scout-Sergeant Torias Telion, a living legend of the chapter.
“Battles are not always fought head-to-head. Sometimes they are fought far from the frontlines and no one knows this better than Torias Telion and Graham McNeill. A superb audio!” ~The Founding Fields
EJ Davies, in his desperate bid to catch up with the phenomenal back catalogue from Black Library, turned his attentions to book 7 in the Space Marine Battles series of novels, and bids welcome to the inaugural novel by Black Library newcomer Sarah Cawkwell and the first novelisation of the little known Silver Skulls Space Marine chapter and their mission to keep the threat of Chaos from engulfing the Gildar Rift.
“A slow start but a powerful second half which turns this novel into a wonderful, visceral ride through The Gildar Rift.” ~ The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the first novel in the new Black Plague trilogy, part of the ongoing Time of Legends series for Warhammer Fantasy Battles.
“A sweeping saga of how the Empire is about to be plunged into one of its darkest moments, Dead Winter is not a novel to be missed.” ~Shadowhawk, The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings reviews The Postcard Killers, a thriller novel that sees James Patterson, a worldwide bestselling author, team up with Liza Marklund, who has been labelled as Scandinavia’s undisputed queen of Crime Fiction, and is the Number 1 International Bestseller of the Annika Bengtzon series.
“A fast paced thriller that you won’t be able to put down.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the first ever Space Marine Battles anthology, a collection of four novellas by different authors focused on a key character of the Warhammer 40,000 setting, the Greater Daemon of Tzeentch known as Kairos Fateweaver.
“One of the best anthologies that Black Library has ever published, Architect of Fate has definitely set a great precedent for future works that are similarly themed. I certainly want more such anthologies!” ~The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings reviews the self-published military sci-fi novel Recon One-Five, written by John Charles Scott, author of the enjoyable Legend of Adam Caine.
“The author has really improved since his last outing. Recon One-Five is, although short – and enjoyable novel.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the third Terra Incognita novel by Kevin J. Anderson, which was nominated for the David Gemmell Legend Awards this year.
“Lots of magic, lots of monsters, lots of startling revelations and very bittersweet.” ~The Founding Fields
djinn24 once again returns to books reviews with the fourth and final book in the Eragon series of books: Inheritance by Chris Paolini released November 8th 2011 by Knopf Books for Young Readers.
The fourth and final book of the highly anticipated Inheritance Cycle is finally here! ~ The Founding Field
