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So, I treated myself to this little audio CD today, and I've just stuck in to give it a listen.

I shall let you know my verdict in just an hour and a half.

Well, that was pretty damn cool actually.

Story was solid, the narration decent enough, though the character voices aren't how I imagined them, but hey.

Is it worth £10? Honestly? Probably not. It's and hour and nineteen minutes long, so on a par with most Albums, and a few quid cheaper, but when you consider it's going to get played less, I think I'd find it decent value at around £7-£8.

But a relatively minor complaint overall, price.

A definite worthy addition to the Gotrek saga.

the character voices aren't how I imagined them, but hey.

Could you expand on this? How were they?
I am a big Gotrek and Felix fan, and I have thought about getting the CD, but... I like books. I like books to be books. The whole voice thing is putting me off.