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Faith and Fire is the only WH40k novel I've read. I enjoyed it, though the end was annoying because... um, potential spoilers below.



Edited to add: The rest was good, though. ^_^

I dislike Marines, alot. Almost hate them, with this said, I did enjoy the Ultramarines novels. Well written, and unlike certain writers these marines have flaws. Which is essential for a good story.

I recommend Gaunts Ghosts, a series that dispeals the myth that the guard is full of dumb incompetent fools. And its great reading, since its humans fighting, not emotionless super soldiers.

The cain books are great as well. I really enjoy any books where the protagonists are humans. Marines bore me for the most part.

DeffDred wrote:Xenology (A MUST for any true 40k fan).

Yeah, if only you could get a damn copy, chance would be a fine thing! Why do Black Library insist on releasing a small number of something when they KNOW that they could make some money by re-releasing it? The HH novellas are one example. It really fugs me off that I can't get any of them because BL, in their infinite wisdom decided to only release 4 copies. (Slightly off-topic however. My apologies)