Legends of the Waaagh! (Paperback)

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<strong>An Ork Omnibus</strong></br></br>A pair of novels, a novella, and 3 short stories explore the horror of facing orks on the battlefield. Both brutal and kunnin', these warlike xenos are a constant threat to the Imperium, and everyone else for that matter. Can the Space Marines and Astra Militarum hold them back, or will they be overrun?</br></br><strong>READ IT BECAUSE</strong></br>Top Black Library authors Dan Abnett, Aaron Dembski-Bowden, and Sandy Mitchell showcase their talents in this action-packed collection. The Space Marines and Astra Militarum face off against the green tide on war-torn worlds all across the galaxy.</br></br><strong>THE STORY</strong></br>Unrelenting, ferocious, and proud, orks unleash gleeful carnage as one of the fiercest and most numerous threats ever faced by humanity.</br></br><i>I Am Slaughter</i> by Dan Abnett sees the Imperial Fists leaving Terra for the first time in centuries, and in doing so, encountering a foe far mightier (and… greener?) than they anticipated. </br></br>In Sandy Mitchell’s <i>Caves of Ice</i>, Commissar Ciaphas Cain investigates the mysterious disappearances that plague an ice world, but soon finds himself caught between an ork incursion and another evil stirring below.</br></br><i>Helsreach</i> by Aaron Dembski-Bowden follows the Black Templars as they take a last stand to defend Hive Helsreach, whatever the cost.</br></br>There are also 3 short stories, one by each of the above authors, about the efforts of the Imperium to hold back the orks.</br></br>Can the Space Marines, the Astra Militarum, or even Ciaphas Cain himself be enough to stem the great green tide?</br></br><strong>CONTENTS</strong>:</br>– <i>Caves of Ice</i> (novel) by Sandy Mitchell</br>–&nbsp;<i>Helsreach</i> (novel) by Aaron Dembski-Bowden</br>– <i>I am Slaughter</i> (novella) by Dan Abnett</br>–&nbsp;<i>The Only Good Ork</i> (short story) by Sandy Mitchell</br>–&nbsp;<i>Ork Hunter</i> (short story) by Dan Abnett</br>– <i>One Hate</i> (short story) by Aaron Dembski-Bowden