![]() ![]() See later on in the article for more details of why (TL DR due to Warp/time shenanigans it spans quite a wide range of time). * Yes, The Devastation of Baal is included twice in this list on purpose. Belisarius Cawl: The Great Work by Guy Haley.Watchers of the Throne: The Regent’s Shadow by Chris Wraight.Dawn of Fire 4: Throne of Light by Guy Haley.Dawn of Fire 3: The Wolf Time by Gav Thorpe.Dawn of Fire 2: Gate of Bones by Andy Clark.Dawn of Fire 1: Avenging Son by Guy Haley.Vaults of Terra: The Dark City by Chris Wraight.Watchers of the Throne: The Emperor’s Legion by Chris Wraight.Vaults of Terra: The Hollow Mountain by Chris Wraight.Vaults of Terra: The Carrion Throne by Chris Wraight. ![]() I’ve added this section in as an extra (in the January ‘21 update) – feel free to skip ahead to the more detailed section where I talk about each title and link out to reviews, interviews etc., but if you just want a recommended reading order of the key novels dealing with events on Terra and the Indomitus Crusade then here’s what I would suggest: Secondly, while I’ve done my best to put this together as accurately as possible, I may have got some things wrong and/or missed off a few stories here and there (I’ve read lots of recent BL books, but not all of them). I’ve grouped things into various headings for the purpose of clarity, but take all of this with a small pinch of salt. Firstly, very few 40k stories are given specific dates so it’s tricky to know exactly when the events they cover take place. This version of the article was created in January 2021, but I’ve added books in here and there along the way – the last minor update was in August 2022.Ī couple of caveats. NOTE: until such time as BL produces an official resource, I’ll do my best to keep this reading list up to date with new releases as and when they’re published. I’ve put together this reading list to try to fit together where all of the recent books go in the ‘new 40k’ timeline – it’s entirely unofficial, and I can’t guarantee that I’ll have got everything right, but hopefully it will be a useful resource to anyone interested in keeping up with Warhammer 40,000 fiction. It’s not always clear how the various stories fit into the ongoing timeline, however, and Black Library as usual doesn’t seem inclined to provide anything in the way of an official reading order. Work your way through these, then hit up the Good Housekeeping Book Club for even more feel-good favorites.After decades of remaining more or less static, these days the Warhammer 40,000 setting is evolving before our eyes, and many of the new and upcoming novels from Black Library are helping to shed light on these new developments in the lore. The one thing they have in common is that all of them are positively captivating. Some of our favorites are recorded with big-name casts full of voices you may recognize, others are just the author or a voice actor sharing the work some are brand-new, others are classic literary texts reinvigorated through your headphones. (Don't forget to sign up for the Audible free trial using your Amazon account before you go, to make working your way through that TBR pile even more affordable). The next time you find yourself in need of a creative way to pass the time, break out one of these best audiobooks of all time. You can take in a great literary classic or the best books of 2022 hands-free. Some people also process information better by listening rather than visually. ![]() Audiobooks are ideal for a hands-free reading experience: when you can't get a seat on a crowded commuter train or to make the drive to work go faster, to help the miles fly by on family road trips when you need to keep everyone in the car occupied (and not fighting with each other) or while you're doing chores, preparing dinner or otherwise just have your hands occupied. While we'll never give up the pleasure of cracking the spine and turning the pages of a great new book, the audio version fits a particular niche. ![]()
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