- by Daniel Pawlik
Pilla's Reading Corner: The Gotrek & Felix Adventures Series - William King and others
- by Daniel Pawlik
"The blinding light of logic can pierce the darkest gloom of falsehood" - William King, Skaven Slayer
Hack'and'slash in the world of Warhammer.
We follow the adventures of the Dwarf Gotrek Gurnisson and the Human Felix Jaeger. Fast-paced, light fantasy with a large dose of humor. So if you're looking for less demanding literature with fast-paced action like in "Diablo", where your hand/eye aches from swinging an axe or other iron, you can't go wrong.
For "Warhammer" fans, it's probably a must-have, for everyone else, it's a lot of fun and a cool, atmospheric universe: Dwarves, Mages, Skaven, Vampires, Forces of Chaos... who you won't meet here.
Now let's see how the book was rated by readers and check out the reviews on lubimyczytac.pl:
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Quite a good position in the legal thriller genre. Reads well. As befits the genre, it keeps you in suspense throughout. While reading, we are curious how the action will unfold. Surprising ending to the story. I will definitely reach for another book from this series. I recommend it to fans of legal thrillers and beyond!
Zaczytana1976
Rating: 7/10
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Good. Meaning, it's one step from love to hate, and I think this thread appeared at the perfect moment. The ending encourages further following the fate of the main characters :) and, as usual, nothing is "black and white".
E123 Złota
Rating: 7/10
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One of my favorite parts of the series, especially because of the character of the Grey Seer Thanquol. I also really liked the heavy, suffocating, and oppressive atmosphere of the city of Nuln. This is exactly how I imagined cities in Warmlot.
wielkaKulaOgnia
Rating: 8/10
Author: Tomasz Salachna
This is not the only suggestion in our Pilla Reading Corner – also see:
Pilla's Reading Corner: Alfred Szklarski - Tomek Wilmowski's Adventures
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