Grizzled ex-general Kaspar von Velten returns to the frozen lands of Kislev. His task is to uncover the dark agents hidden within the city before they can bring down its defences and then join battle against Lord Archaon at a vital rock formation called Ursun's Teeth.
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Hailing from Scotland, Graham McNeill narrowly escaped a career in Surveyinh to join Games Workshop, where he worked for six years as a games developer. In addition to many novels, including False Gods, Fulgrim and Mechanicum for the prestigious Hoeus Hersey series, Graham has written a host of sf and fantasy short stories. He lives in Nottingham, UK.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
URSUN'S TEETH NOT AS GOOD AS AMBASSADOR!,
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This review is from: Ursun's Teeth (Warhammer) (Mass Market Paperback)
This 2nd half of this story came off not as strongly written as The Ambassador. It was still entertaining, but the final battle that was built up, came much too late in the novel, and was finished just as fast.The mutated monsters and god-like beasts were cool, however. But I felt this could have been better.
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General turned Ambassador must fight a different battle,
By Jacob "RavenLoc" (Virgina, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Ursun's Teeth (Warhammer) (Mass Market Paperback)
Ursun's Teeth the second in a two part series features a retired general of the Emporer Karl Franz now turned Ambassador to the kingdom of the cold northren lands of Kislev. After the events of finding out who the butcher man murderer is. The general must now content with a vast chaos army coming to the gates of the heart of Kislev. Can he succed as a general where as an ambassador he failed? Much like the other reviewers I must say the second book was a bit to fast pace but the ending at least to me was a bit predictable. I am not saying it was a bad read but in some cases of warhammer books they can sometimes be formulaic and to a true reader a bit bland. Still if you liked the first then you have to read the second to see what happens
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