Lord of the Night reviews the latest of Black Library’s Limited Edition Novellas range, the Horus Heresy novella Corax: Soulforge by Gav Thorpe.
“An enjoyable return for Corax and the Raven Guard, and a very good stand-alone adventure for both.” – The Founding Fields
Lord of the Night reviews the second book in the Macharius Crusade trilogy, Fist of Demetrius by veteran Black Library author William King.
“A book that starts off strongly but sadly reveals a fair few flaws along the way that let it down quite a bit.” – The Founding Fields
Eroldren reviews Nate Kenyon’s third horror novel published by Leisure Horrors, Sparrow Rock.
“First time horror book, first time I’ve been hankering for more gruesome thrills. Kenyon has finally done it for me.” – 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 and Bane of Kings welcome you to the first comics round-up for May.
“After the excellent Rebirth, No Fear sadly fails fails to stir any interest. IDW,s G.I.Joe reboot goes full steam ahead with Chuck Dixon’s second G.I.Joe volume while Mike Costa and Christos Gage turn out an absolute cracker with the first volume of Cobra. And against all expectations, the Captain Marvel reboot disappoints spectacularly.” ~Shadowhawk
“Aquaman is consistent whilst Justice League falters, and Superior Spider-man has a really strong opening four issues.” ” ~Bane of Kings
Lord of the Night reviews the second half of the Horus Heresy anthology Mark of Calth, edited by Laurie Goulding, containing the short stories A Deeper Darkness by Rob Sanders, The Underworld War by Aaron Dembski-Bowden, Athame by John French and Unmarked by Dan Abnett.
“An anthology with some of the finest short stories in the Horus Heresy, and with plenty of new and exciting lore speculation for the fans.” – The Founding Fields
Lord of the Night reviews the first half of the Horus Heresy anthology Mark of Calth, edited by Laurie Goulding, containing the short stories The Shards of Erebus by Guy Haley, Dark Heart by Anthony Reynolds, The Traveller by David Annandale and the novella Calth That Was by Graham McNeill.
““An anthology with some of the finest short stories in the Horus Heresy, and with plenty of new and exciting lore speculation for the fans.”” – 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
Lord of the Night reviews the darkly tragic Gilead’s Blood by Dan Abnett and Nik Vincent.
“Classic dark fantasy! For those who like their heroes with a dark side and plenty of evil environments and bitter moments of tragedy then Gilead’s Blood is a novel not to be missed.” – The Founding Fields
Lord of the Night reviews the marvelous Deathwatch by Steve Parker.
“A Space Marine novel like no other. Deathwatch will have you hooked on it’s memorable characters, it’s eerie atmosphere and beginning to a story that you’ll be dying to read the rest of by novel’s end.” – The Founding Fields
