Killing Ground, The
The Ultramarines are back in this storming new novel from Graham McNeill, author of the Ultramarines Omnibus.
In the nightmare universe of Warhammer 40,000, no servants of the Imperium are more dedicated than the Ultramarines, who follow the teachings of the legendary Codex Astartes to the letter. Having escaped from the Eye of Terror, Uriel Ventris and Pasanius now face an epic journey through a hostile universe in their quest to get home to Ultramar to safety and redemption.
Read an extract of Killing Ground, The (PDF)
June 2009 • softback, 416pp • ISBN 9781844167241
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Customer reviews
Uriel Ventris is back... with a ghost story?
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tyrannofex
An amazing book from start to finish. It is action packed and does what I personally thought a 40K book couldn't do; it's a 40K ghost story! This just adds to why the book's so good, along with an insight into a dark underworld of rebels. The background to the setting is very dark and depressing, but this adds to the ghost story idea. The background is that of a war, but one with a difference. You start to hear about this war from diffferent perspectives, adns soon come to realise that there is more to the mystery of Salinas than meets the eye. All in all, an extremely good book.
the killing ground
Rated 1 out of 5 by nate
Lame boring book follows our heroes attempt to reach home.what was really sad was thier reaction to a city being massacred. Omg thier angels of death they have done worse in thier histories yet they spent 3/4 of the book not understanding how anyone could do this. A sad sad novel for 2 very intresting characters and the only saving grace was the introduction of Gray knights into this that prevented it from being one of the worst BL books ever