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Brutal Warhammer fiction at its finest. A ton of war that was a little hard to follow at times, but interesting stuff about sieges.

Decent book that talks about how anyone can be creative. I was worried this would be a “self-help book,” but I actually enjoyed it. I didn’t learn a ton, though. Possibly because the stuff talked about in the book is pretty standard today, as opposed to forty years ago.

Real cool book. Lots to think about. I thought it would be scarier, based on what people told me about it. It’s really more of a love story. I really liked it, and how much it plays with the structure of a novel. Very “meta!”

The gold standard of vampire and horror books. What can I say? It’s a great adventure that focuses more on the friendship of the hunters than on Dracula himself.

Good read. Stephen A. is an entertaining and smart guy. I can’t help but feel that this is the most ‘ordinary’ biography I’ve ever read.

Great adventure story. Good characters even if they don’t really develop throughout the story. Too bad there won’t be any more books in this series seeing as it ends on kind of a cliffhanger.

A great selection of horror stories in the Warhammer universes. Grim and unrelenting.

Some of the writing here is a little goofy. There are some grim battle scenes, but the characters prance and jape their way through them. A lot more exposition than necessary. The story also jumps around too much, and I honestly don’t know why any of the Mirt sections were in there.

It was alright. Neat story that went on a little long, and the characters were okay.

Great fight scenes. Good plot. Some scenes felt like chaff. The characters grew on me real quick.

Great read! Wonderful characters, and a really cool plot. A bit hard to follow the scheming of the three devils when it was being described initially, but it got cleared up in the end.

Great book! Couldn’t put it down. Tons of typos, though.

R.A. Salvatore writes an addicting book. I could barely put this one down. I can’t fathom why he names any of his characters the way he does, though. Great book; would recommend.

Great look at the Vancouver of the '70s, through first-hand accounts of the people who were there. A little clumsy in parts, and a little too deferential to cops in others. Worth the read if you're interested in Vancouver history.