Gav Thorpe Books In Order

Publication Order of Crown of the Blood Books

Publication Order of Gorkamorka Books

Publication Order of Last Chancers Books

Publication Order of The Legacy of Caliban Books

Publication Order of Rise of the Ynnari Books

Publication Order of Slaves to Darkness Books

Publication Order of Warhammer 40,000: Phoenix Lords Books

Publication Order of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine Conquests Books

Publication Order of Warhammer: Age of Sigmar Books

Publication Order of World of Tir-Dagrau Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Gav Thorpe Game Books

Publication Order of The Beast Arises Books

Publication Order of Frostgrave Books

Publication Order of The Horus Heresy Books

Publication Order of The Horus Heresy Primarchs Books

Publication Order of Other Warhammer Fantasy Books

Publication Order of The Realmgate Wars Books

Publication Order of The Siege of Terra Books

Publication Order of Warhammer 40,000 Books

Publication Order of Warhammer: Age of Sigmar Books

Publication Order of Warhammer Chronicles Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Gav Thorpe is a bestselling English writer based in Nottingham, England. Before his writing career, the author was involved in developing and designing products for Games Workshop from 1994. Thorpe has developed different rules for board and miniature games, participated in writing novels, short stories, and involved in writing and developing various video and tabletop games.

The author has appeared on many different discussion panels, attended genre and literature workshops. Gav Thorpe developed his first game at the age of 8 years utilizing Airfix plastic soldiers, and many of his childhood years were spent reading horror and sci-fi stories, playing games, and painting of miniatures. He joined Games Workshop at the age of 19 during which he worked as a games developer and writer on the Warhammer & Warhammer 40,000 Universes for approximately 14 years.

Thorpe ventured into writing novels when the company he works for, Games Workshop introduced a new imprint known as Black Library and he published his first short story titled Birth of a Legend in 1997. For over 15 years, Gav Thorpe also wrote books for the same company and most famous works he’s written include; Path of the Eldar, The Sundering Trilogy, and The Lion which was included on the New York bestselling list.

Gav Thorpe left Games Workshop to become a full-time writer in 2007. However, he still works as a game designer and has co-developed, designed and consulted some games.

He has written three series, several short stories, and novellas. Lat Chancers series consists of three books, Slaves of Darkness trilogy which consist of Claws of Chaos published in 2002 as the debut novel and The Heart of Chaos the last book in the trilogy published in 2004. Other series authored by the same author include Crown of the Blood and Legacy of Caliban.

Angels of Darkness

Angels of Darkness is one of the books written by Gav Thorpe for the Warhammer 40,000 series. Popularly referred to like 40K, Warhammer 40K is a tabletop miniature game that is produced by Games Workshop and which features dystopian science fantasy universe. The novel is themed on a Dark Angels interrogator chaplain who has doubts on his chapter. He is on a crusade to bring The Fallen to justice after they infiltrate the system. Over the course of the book, the author takes the readers to one of chaplain interrogations with one of the “Fallen” apparently a space marine from the future. In this instance, the readers get to know as to the reasons that caused the civil war in Dark Angels ranks. The novel jumps back in time and forth in time, and over the course of the book, the readers get to discover the secrets behind Dark Angels.

Angels of Darkness is a must-have book for every fan of the Warhammer 40K universe. The way the story is told is spectacular, as the novel is split into two distinct time periods that are apparently connected. The plot twists make this novel interesting while the different characters both primary and secondary are well crafted and their interactions with each other done excellently.

Deliverance Lost

Deliverance Lost is the 18th book in the New York Times bestselling novel series, The Horus Heresy series by Gav Thorpe. During the division of Imperium by Horus Heresy, Corax and the remainder of his Raven soldiers escape the mass killing at Isstvan V. They tend to their wounds and aim to replenish their numbers as well as their weapons so as to take their fight to the traitor, Warmaster. Corax thus returns to his home in Terra to seek the help of his father- the emperor of humanity. He is thus granted the access to ancient secrets and immediately begins rebuilding his Raven soldiers for ultimate battle.

Unfortunately, not all of his remaining Raven Guard are what they appear to be; this is because a strange Alpha Legion has already infiltrated his group of survivors and has a plan in mind. To bring mass destruction the Raven Guard as soon as possible before they can rebuild and be a threat to the Horus plans.

Deliverance Lost is a great novel, the story is fantastic, and Corax character development is decent more so in the flashbacks to his early life on Deliverance. The author does a splendid job of pinpointing out that the fact that the Space Marines are post- humans while the Primarchs are not human. The overall storyline is well paced, featuring great action scenes, and some good, satisfying moments.

Path of the Seer

Path of the Seer is book two in the Eldar series by all time bestselling author Gav Thorpe. The Eldar are an alien race, and each of the elders devotes his/her life to a chosen path that guides their actions and has a decision making in their fate. In that case, Thirianna deserts her existence and embarks on a journey to her path of being a seer. This path of her new life takes her down a dangerous road to another realm where she encounters nightmares, demons, but in turn, gains new psychic abilities. She unleashes her powers in battles, also communicates with the spirits of the craft world, she also makes use of her capabilities to discern the future in the midst of the chaos. Through her visions, she is revealed about a threat that’s about to descend on Alaitoc, and both the dead and the living will wage war to defend it.

The Path of Eldar focuses on the Eldar conception of Fate as well as the interconnectivity of fate as well about the Eldar individuals as well as the community. It also concentrates on the characteristic of Warhammer 40,000, each Eldar, and walks in his/her path but their action is connected to each other as well as to the Craftworld. So to get a well understanding of this series, you should read the entire trilogy. The author of Path of the Seer Gav Thorpe does a great job of writing a well-interconnected series featuring well-crafted character (primary & secondary), the various plot twist and a good flow from chapter to chapter as well from book to book makes this series one of the best by Gav Thorpe.