Fancy diving even deeper into the rich lore of Warhammer? Our collection of Games Workshop Black Library books is your portal to epic tales of heroes, villains, and everything in between!
Whether you're a fan of the grim darkness of the far future in Warhammer 40,000 or the fantastical realms of Age of Sigmar, you'll find thrilling novels and captivating stories to immerse yourself in.
Grab a book, brew a cuppa, and prepare for adventure beyond the battlefield!
The Indomitus Crusade starts here. This Dawn of Fire omnibus collects the first three novels of the series, Avenging Son by Guy Haley, The Gate of Bones by Andy Clark and The Wolftime by Gav Thorpe, following Roboute Guilliman's vast crusade to take back the galaxy from Chaos. If you've been meaning to start the Dawn of Fire series, this is the easiest way in.
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Ferren Areios, first introduced in the Dawn of Fire series, is now Captain of the Ultramarines Sixth Company and holds the title Master of Rites. In this Warhammer 40,000 novel by Rob Young, he leads the fight to retake the Khorsari Reach from the Death Guard, a grinding war that tests both his Chapter's creed and his own humanity. A great read for Ultramarines fans and anyone who enjoyed the Dawn of Fire books.
$22.99 $20.00
Richard Swan turns his eye to the Astra Militarum's officer corps in Voice of Command, following the brutal calculus of leadership when every order sends soldiers to their deaths. It's a grounded, human take on Warhammer 40K life in the trenches, light on superhuman heroics and heavy on the weight of command. Recommended for readers after Guardsman fiction with real stakes.
$45.00 $39.95
Marc Collins follows the Red Corsairs and their master Huron Blackheart as they carve out plunder across the Maelstrom, one of Warhammer 40K's most enduring pirate-warlord stories. Expect fast-paced renegade action and an antihero who's as compelling as he is monstrous. A great addition for readers who want their Chaos fiction with more raiding and less brooding.
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Guy Haley turns his attention to Raldoron, First Captain of the Blood Angels, as the Great Crusade gives way to civil war and old loyalties are tested to breaking point. This hardback slots straight into the Horus Heresy timeline for readers following the Blood Angels' darkest chapter, with Haley's grounded, character-driven style doing justice to a legion built on nobility and grief in equal measure. A solid pick for Horus Heresy collectors filling out their Blood Angels shelf.
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Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka is the biggest, meanest warboss the galaxy has seen since the Great Beast, and this is the story of how he got there. Nate Crowley tells it through Makari, the grot banner-bearer who has somehow survived at Ghazghkull's side and is now spilling everything to Inquisitor Tytonida Falx. This Illustrated and Annotated hardback edition pairs one of Black Library's funniest, most brutal Ork novels with new artwork and annotations, making it a proper shelf piece for any Ork fan.
$46.00
Bjorn the Fell-handed is the oldest living Space Marine in the Imperium, a Space Wolves hero who fought in the Horus Heresy and has spent eight thousand years since entombed in a Dreadnought, woken only when Fenris truly needs him. In Justin D Hill's novel a ghost ship drifts back out of the warp carrying the plague-ridden Death Guard to the gates of the Fang, and the old wolf rises to lead his pack. A hardback for Space Wolves fans and anyone who wants a story from one of the few characters who actually remembers the Heresy.
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Andy Clark's follow-up to Steel Tread puts you back inside the cramped hull of a Leman Russ Demolisher on the warp-cursed world of Croatoas. Lieutenant Commander Hadeya Etsul and her crew are handed a convoy escort mission, shepherding a legendary lord commissar through contested mountain passes while a new crew member unsettles the tank and something unseen waits in the high ground. This paperback edition also includes a bonus short story, and it suits Astra Militarum fans who like their 40K at ground level with the treads and the crew.
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Heldanarr Fall conquered the Burning Valley and became a Chaos Lord, and it bought him nothing but a throne surrounded by rivals and a blood god demanding endless war. Then, in the rubble of a siege, he finds two orphaned children worth protecting, and for the first time wants to build something rather than burn it. Noah Van Nguyen's Age of Sigmar novel follows a fallen warrior bargaining with Khorne to save what he loves, with the armies of Hammerhal closing in. A hardback for readers who like their Chaos characters human.
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Galaxy in Flames is where the Horus Heresy stops being a rumour and becomes a war. Recovered from his wounds, Warmaster Horus leads the Imperial fleet against the rebel world of Isstvan III, then reveals his treachery by virus-bombing the planet and turning Space Marine against Space Marine in the bitterest fight of the age. Ben Counter closes out the opening trilogy of the saga in this hardback Horus Heresy Saga edition, a natural next read after Horus Rising and False Gods.
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Away from the big pitched battles, witch hunters keep Sigmar's cities safe one grim investigation at a time. This Age of Sigmar omnibus collects the Callis and Toll stories by Nick Horth, including City of Secrets and The Silver Shard, alongside Richard Strachan's Hallowed Ground and Temple of Silence, following the Ven Denst witch hunters, plus short stories from both authors. It is a big paperback dose of the Realm of Beasts from street level, ideal for readers who prefer mystery and monsters to massed armies.
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False Gods is the second book of the Horus Heresy, and the one where the galaxy's greatest betrayal takes root. Wounded on the moon of Davin, Warmaster Horus is offered everything Chaos can promise, while Dark Apostle Erebus of the Word Bearers shows his true colours. Graham McNeill's novel is essential reading for the whole 40K setting, and this paperback edition keeps the saga affordable for anyone starting the series after Horus Rising.
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The Infinite and the Divine is a Warhammer 40,000 Black Library novel by Robert Rath, told entirely through the eyes of two necron nobles, Trazyn the Infinite and Orikan the Diviner. It suits readers who enjoy character-driven sci-fi and a slow-burn rivalry as much as outright war, since much of the book plays out as a running feud rather than a straight battle. Trazyn keeps a gallery of the most dangerous artefacts and people from the galaxy's history, and when a relic surfaces that could decide the necrons' future, his rivalry with the future-reading Orikan spans millennia and reshapes timelines along the way. This hardback edition is a solid pick for anyone after Necron lore beyond the tabletop rules.
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The Wicked and the Warped is Robert Rath's follow-up to The Infinite and the Divine, a Necrons novel through and through, following old rivals Trazyn the Infinite and Orikan the Diviner as they team up, more or less, to explore a lost world. It suits readers who liked the prickly double act between these two undying schemers in the first book, or who just want more necron lore told from an odd, ancient angle. The pair end up back at the Chaos-corrupted planet of Amenthis, trying to work out what happened to an expedition that vanished there long ago. Hardback edition, out now from Black Library.
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Rob Young's hardback novel follows Sergeant Darya Nevic of the Cadian 217th, a sniper hardened by loss and haunted by the soldiers she couldn't save. Set amid the fight to liberate the world of Parrescum from heretic forces, it's a gritty read for anyone who enjoys grounded Astra Militarum fiction over grand galactic stakes. A chance encounter sends Darya deep behind enemy lines on a mission that offers redemption and near-certain death in equal measure, and the fate of Parrescum hangs on whether she can outrun the ghosts of her past. This hardback edition suits Black Library collectors after a lasting copy for the shelf.
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This paperback collects nine stories from the closing chapters of the Horus Heresy, following the survivors picking through the ashes of Terra after the Emperor's costly victory. Highlights include Nathaniel Garro's reckoning with his father, the traitor primarch Mortarion, alongside shorter tales from across the Siege of Terra series' roster of authors. A solid pick for readers wanting to fill in the gaps between the saga's major novels.
$22.99 $20.00
This novel follows Irixi Starseer, a loyal Seraphon sent to the ruins of a derelict temple-ship to recover a lost prophecy before rival forces of Order can claim it first. Adrian Tchaikovsky weaves a tense race against time steeped in the strange logic of the Seraphon and the wider Mortal Realms. A strong pick for Age of Sigmar readers drawn to the more esoteric corners of Order.
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This novel follows Ivar Krakenblood, a Space Wolves Wolf Priest sent by Ulrik the Slayer to recover an ancient relic of the Chapter. Marc Collins traces how those who chase glory instead of duty rarely find what they are looking for, set against the frozen backdrop of Fenris and beyond. A compelling addition to Space Wolves fiction for any Warhammer 40000 reader.
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This novel follows an elite squadron of Astra Militarum Valkyrie pilots sent to support a faltering advance against a determined ork front. Robbie MacNiven delivers high-flying aerial combat and squadron camaraderie across the skies of the 41st Millennium. It is a fast-paced read for anyone who loves their Warhammer 40000 fiction airborne.
$22.99 $20.00
This illustrated and annotated hardback brings the very first Ciaphas Cain novel to life with fifteen new illustrations, a foreword and an afterword, plus author annotations throughout. It follows the reluctant Commissar Cain as he is sent to keep order on an outpost world on the fringes of tau space, accompanied by his Valhallans and his ever-present aide Jurgen. A must-have edition for fans of the galaxy's most self-effacing hero.
$56.50 $50.00
