Manslayer

Gotrek & Felix: Warhammer Chronicles, Book 9

By: Nathan Long

Narrated by: Jonathan Keeble

Length: 10 hrs and 17 mins

Publisher's summary

Gotrek & Felix Book 9

Gotrek and Felix are reunited with an old friend and plunged once again into deadly conflict against the forces of Chaos. But with saboteurs at work aboard their airship, the pair must discover a traitor before they plummet from the skies.

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Old friends and new challenges await the infamous duo as they try to unravel a mystery – not Gotrek's strongest suit – that threatens to destroy them and doom thousands.

THE STORY

Gotrek and Felix: unsung heroes of the Empire, or nothing more than common thieves and murderers? The truth perhaps lies somewhere in between, and depends entirely upon whom you ask…

Reunited with their old friend, the insane dwarf engineer Malakai Makaisson, Gotrek and Felix travel once again on his mighty airship The Spirit of Grungni as they head north to join the war against the vast hordes of Chaos that threaten the lands of men. But when a series of suspicious accidents threaten to end their journey prematurely – and permanently – it becomes clear that saboteurs are at work. Gotrek and Felix must work quickly to find the culprits before it's too late.

Written by Nathan Long. Narrated by Jonathan Keeble. Running time is 10 hours and 18 minutes (approx).

©2023 Games Workshop Limited (P)2023 Games Workshop Limited

Trouble is exactly what i want.

Volume nine. If you've gotten this far you know just how great this series is. Of the later books this one is one of the more interesting as a premise, as well as having a few good looks into both gotrek and felix's past. Johnathan Keeble does a bang up job as always, and Nathan Long is still holding his own this long into the series.

The book does has a small bitter feeling, which is translated well by the characters and Johnathan. Overall, i recommend the book quite highly if you are a gotrek and felix fan. It's far from the best of the books but again, the series as a whole standards are so high that it truly isn't saying very much!

miss these two

I love these books. I miss these two. it's nice to go through these stories again. I feel sad when I listen to the age of sigmar gotrek stuff. it feels like it's lost all heart.

Another banger

These books just keep getting better. I laughed so many times from the interactions between characters. Jonathan Keeble is stellar as always.

Excellent

Nathan Long is doing a great job writing and there’s no better narration than Keeble provides.

Awesome!

This is another winner in a long line of winners. The story is complex and interesting, showcasing the roster of characters that has been built up over the years. Throw in some riveting action and Jonathan Keeble doing his typically amazing job and you've got a recipe for success. Can't wait for the next one, even though I've already read the next book.

Good book in the series

I liked the voice acting and book its self was a lot of fun and entertaining

More More More!

The story was as engrossing as always, but I feel like I missed out not reading the Ulrika The Vampire series.

I can guarantee a purchase of any Ulrika or a Brunner the bounty hunter book Audible releases.

fantastic as always

if you have made it this far then nothing I say really matters. you know whatvyou are in for

Just as good as the other books

This book is just as good as the other Gotrek and Felix books. The plot between Ulrica and Felix was I believe the best part of the book. Them discussing what could have been was rather sad making me tear up in one part. The voice actor does a wonderful job as usual, better than most other black library performances, like Ciaphas Cains, or Eisenhorn's. Both of those do a good job but compared to Gotrek and Felix it lacks the emotion Keeble puts behind the lines.

Can't wait for the next one!

Johnathan Keeble does an amazing job narrating, sucks me right into the warhammer world everytime I can't wait for the next book to come out!