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Gotrek & Felix: The Third Omnibus (Warhammer Novels) by King, William, Long, Nathan (2009) Paperback

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ISBN-13: 9781844167326 ISBN-10: 1844167321
Publisher
Black Library
Binding
paperback
Published
July 1, 2009
Weight
1.1 lbs
Dimensions
19.80×5.30×12.90 cm

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Gotrek & Felix: The Third Omnibus (Warhammer Novels) by King, William, Long, Nathan (2009) Paperback by William King. paperback edition. ISBN: 9781844167326.

A Gotrek & Felix Omnibus The fan-favourite heroes return for three more novel-length adventures plus a host of shorter tales taking them from mist-shrouded Albion to the far south and beyond. READ IT BECAUSE In this omnibus, the torch is passed! Original series writer William King takes his final bow with Gotrek and Nathan Long takes over, changing the focus of the series and embarking on all-new adventures! DESCRIPTION Gotrek and Felix: unsung heroes of the Empire, or nothing more than common thieves and murderers? The truth perhaps lies somewhere in between, and depends entirely upon whom you ask... Escaping from a horde of enemies, Gotrek and Felix stumble into a network of ancient magical tunnels and emerge on the mist-shrouded isle of Albion, where old foes are hatching a deadly plan. In the far south, the Slayer aids a dwarf prince against the orcs and goblins who have seized his hold. And when they meet their old friend, the dwarf engineer Malakai Makaisson, the heroes uncover a sinister plot to sabotage a dwarf airship and aid the forces of Chaos in their war with the Empire. CONTENTS Giantslayer by William King Redhand’s Daughter by William King Orcslayer by Nathan Long Manslayer by Nathan Long The Oberwald Ripper by L J Goulding Red Snow by Nathan Long Last Orders by Andy Smillie