Space Wolf

As a long time 40k fan I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The story starts strong and ends well in my opinion. I do have to say it was a bit predictable in a few places, but not enough to really detriment from the book. Ragnar is a great character and the action scenes are awesome and well written. I've read the other 3 books in the series and they are all worth checking out.

i personally enjoy the "training" aspect of any hero story and this book is almost nothing but. I am reading all of the black lib. book in order of publication and this was my fav so far. HARD to put down.

I too have read all the W40K books and respectfully disagree with Mr. Bullen's claim that "some of the technical pieces were off" including King's extensive description of Ragnar's training as a Wolf. I would hesitate to toss aside the technical validity of Space Wolf training which does, at times, cross the line of what is possible on Fenris. Apprenticeship for any aspiring Space Marine is a tricky and sometimes ethereal... Read Full Review

Space Wolf is a introducing book to the WH40K universe. In my mind this was almost designed for the new fans of WH40K or even the outsider who doesn't know what WH40K stand for. The story is simple and has a few twists, but it is lavishly detailed, and there is a subtle humor throughout the book, making it fun to read. But where it really shine is from the fact that a outsider of WH40K could pick this book and enjoy it... Read Full Review

This book starts out with a bang and takes you on a wild ride that is sure to please Space Wolf fans everywhere. Its gives amazing insight into the mysterious chapter of the 40k universe and shows the reader why the Space Wolves are among the most feared fighters in the universe. The story is fast paced and hard to put down, in fact I read the entire book in one sitting. William King is a gifted writer with a wonderful... Read Full Review