Shadowhawk reviews the latest Gotrek & Felix novel.
“Quite possibly one of the best Gotrek & Felix novels to date, this also cements Josh Reynolds’ place as a solid writer for both the Gotrek & Felix franchise and the Warhammer Fantasy setting.” ~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
Shadowhawk reviews the first novel in the new War of Vengeance trilogy for the Time of Legends meta-series.
“This is quite possibly Nick’s best work to date, better than even Nocturne perhaps. The only way to decide might be a novel deathmatch.” ~The Founding Fields
Bellarius reviews the Space Marine Battles novel Legion of the Damned by Rob Sanders.
“A grim tale of survival and war which exemplifies how to truly write about a space marine chapter.” – The Founding Fields
Eroldren reviews the WH40K anthology, Dark Imperium, edited by Marc Gascoigne and Andy Jones, collecting shot stories from Simon Jowett, Ben Counter, Gav Thorpe, Barrington J. Bayley, Neil Rutledge, Robert Earl, William King, Andy Chambers and Matthew Farrer.
“All strangers interested in Warhammer 40,000 will find themselves enthralled by the grim darkness somewhere within these pages .” – The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk takes a peek at the upcoming novella by new-to-Black Library author, David Annandale.
“An iconic character finally getting his own book? Sign me up!” ~Shadowhawk
Shadowhawk reviews the latest Inquisition novel from Dan Abnett.
“In the battle of expectations versus reality, it’s my expectations that got bombed to hell.” ~The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings reviews the first novel in the Legacy of Caliban Trilogy, entitled Ravenwing, the beginning of new Dark Angels focused stories written by veteran Warhammer 40k author Gav Thorpe.
“Fast paced, action packed, Ravenwing is a great opener to the trilogy that will leave fans desperatley for more.” ~The Founding Fields
Bellarius analyses the latest installment of the Hous Heresy, Aaron Dembski-Bowden’s Betrayer.
“A fantastic read, containing enough visceral combat and new developments to keep even the most jaded reader interested. Unless you’re here for the World Eaters.” – The Founding Fields
Bellarius takes a look at the return of an old favourite with Bloodquest: Prisoners of the Eye of Terror by Ben Counter and published by Black Library.
“An enjoyably explosive but very flawed return to a classic Black Library tale.” – The Founding Fields
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