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C.L. Werner
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Matthias Thulmann: Witch Hunter
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Brunner the Bounty Hunter
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Witch Hunter
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Grey Seer (Warhammer: Thanquol & Boneripper, #1)
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Witch Finder
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The Siege of Castellax (Space Marine Battles #10)
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Cursed City
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Witch Killer
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Castle of Blood
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Thanquol's Doom (Warhammer: Thanquol & Boneripper, #3)
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2011
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"A spectacle and spectacular historical told with colorful flavor and elan. Fascinatingly informative of the Earps and Holliday Era, the likes of the Clantons and Curly Bill and Ringo. Covers some of the politics of the time, the prejudices and partic"
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“Revenge is my honour,’ the Iron Warrior growled, his words echoing from the marble walls. Rhodaan’s voice was an alchemy of pride and bitterness. After millennia of unending war, he knew the Legion’s thirst for revenge would never be quenched and so he was doomed to die without honour. The moment the Legion’s flesh-rippers had claimed him, he had become one of the damned. They had given him strength and power beyond anything a mere mortal could possess, but in return they had taken everything.”
― The Siege of Castellax
― The Siege of Castellax
“Only happy people have nightmares, from overeating. For those who live a nightmare reality, sleep is a black hole, lost in time, like death.”
― The Forgotten Soldier
― The Forgotten Soldier
“When a nation forgets her skill in war, when her religion becomes a mockery, when the whole nation becomes a nation of money-grabbers, then the wild tribes, the barbarians drive in... Who will our invaders be? From whence will they come?”
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C.L. wrote: "Twenty Eleven wrote: "Thank you for becoming my friend. Ever since I read the Matthias Thulmann omnibus 10 years ago, you became a must buy author. If your name is on the cover of any Warhammer nov..."He's horrific, but like Matthias, he has substance and the role he plays in the story is not all he is. I'm finding him very interesting.
Matthias Thulmann got me through a rough time, you of all people need to know that. While I was reading the omnibus circa 2015/16, life sucked, and Matthias's story was a powerful escape.
Twenty Eleven wrote: "Thank you for becoming my friend. Ever since I read the Matthias Thulmann omnibus 10 years ago, you became a must buy author. If your name is on the cover of any Warhammer novel, I don't care what ..."Thank you so very much for the kind words and high praise. 'The Red Duke' was a particularly great novel to work on. He's one of the most horrific characetrs in the setting and it was nice to bring him back into some prominence again.
Thank you for becoming my friend. Ever since I read the Matthias Thulmann omnibus 10 years ago, you became a must buy author. If your name is on the cover of any Warhammer novel, I don't care what it's about, I have to have it.You're the best at inserting horror, gore and gothic in a Warhammer setting (my favorite world) and that's the best kind of reads.
You're killing it with The Red Duke.