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The (1st) Space Wolf trilogy isn't bad for a newcomer to the setting. Goes through Ragnar Blackmane's recruitment, training, and rising through the ranks of the Space Wolves. It's written from his perspective, and he's seeing everything in-universe as a newcomer - the Space Wolves are recruited from technologically-backwards essentially viking clans on Fenris, so the world of bolt guns and power armour is unknown to him at the start.

Night Lords trilogy is indeed excellent. I thought the Word Bearers trilogy was very good too.

True, true. But niggles aside it's an excellent depiction of chaotic corruption.