Grey Hunter
Overview: Ragnar and the Space Wolves are dispatched to the sacred world of Garm following the theft of one of the Chapter’s most sacred relics – the Spear of Russ – said to have been touched by the hands of Primarch Leman Russ himself. When their ships are attacked en-route by a huge Chaos fleet, it forces a deadly boarding action costing numerous lives on both sides. The enraged Space Wolves learn that a far bigger foe is at work and they must stop it at all costs, before the Chapter’s greatest enemy is reborn!
Pages: 282 Pages
Writer: William King
Recommendations:
Ah, this book is like a fine wine in a series full of mediocre bottles. In this installment, we follow the Space Wolves and the fierce claws of Ragnar as they embark on a mission to reclaim a sacred shrine from Chaos-influenced foes. The battle scenes are definitely a step up, but I must admit, there were moments where I struggled to visualize their surroundings. Despite that, I devoured this book at lightning speed, never once feeling bored. My only gripe? The author’s inability to paint a vivid picture of the chaos (pun intended) unfolding. It’s like trying to watch a movie with smudged glasses – frustrating, but still enjoyable.