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After so many years of needing to use Azardi on Windows and Kobo for Android for all my Warhammer digital content, I'm pretty desperate for something new. Talking ePub and Mobi files here.

There seems to be some very 'sketch' applications for this floating around online, but I'd just like a simple, offline solution that would work for converting these files to PDF. With any luck that will preserve all the text correctly, as well as the high definition of all the art.

Can anyone attest to something reliable that can permanently free me from these horrible interfaces?

I could literally cry.

Google Play Books runs ePub's perfectly fine on Android AND Windows. I saw someone mention it, tried it...and it just works.

Why...WHY doesn't GW note this in their Help section?

Please heed this warning, for anyone looking into Warhmamer Digital books and have suffered for countless years like me. Just. Use. Google. Play. Books!

There are a lot of epub to pdf converters online. They are free to use. I've used several of the top ones recently, with no issues

Use Calibre, https://calibre-ebook.com/ it has a built in ereader and it can convert epub to pdf. It's a very feature rich bit of software, meaning a learning curve, but there are plenty of sources of help for it, like here https://www.mobileread.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=166

Decent ereaders for android are librera, readera, lithium and moon+reader. Some people like FBreader since it works cross platform.

Google is something to avoid. You must upload your books before the app opens them. Very annoying.