I actually read this before the Omnibus, which drove me to purchase the 850 page monster of Russ. It has a lot of sniffing and some political intrigue. Also, GORE. Read it.

Following the space worlf series with the Grey Knights was entertaining. Completely different aspects of the Astartes. Like the transition from Ultramarines to Wolves. A lot more chaos and some good fighting.

Picked this up in a BX while deployed to Afghanistan (the re-birth of my 40K reading spree). Way back when I remember reading about the sisters in the old play guides when I was trying to field an Arbite and agent army. That G-Works finally made them a reality was awesome.

I just wanted to comment.. come on dude, I mean really.. some things are just too much to pull off.

I found the first book in a North Dakota public library of all places. Couldn't believe it considering the complete lack of anything else there. Liked it enough I baught the Omnibus. So far it's the best I've picked up of those out there. Never was a huge Space Wolf fan, but I dug the action and love seeing chaos in print.. too bad they obviously had to lose.

It's on order. Reveiw later.

Good secondary. Things get more interesting and the story kept me interested. I like the change of flavor switching authors.

Read these first three originally when I was in my young teens and became hooked, like most suckers. I had no idea at the time the series wasn't finished. Stupid teenager.

It's around this point in the series where you can't get out. The books slowly and surely begin to turn into crap, but you've invested 6k pages of reading and so many rooms, family stories, etc. to give up. So many people out there are on the same boat as me.

This was a book that came late in the series written for before the series, and really didn't have to happen. I wanted to say his wife had a lot to do it, or someone else.. that is probably a lesbian. Neglecting the fact most of the world of WoT is somewhat devoid of sexuality to be dropped into casual lesbian affairs of younger versions of future/present characters gave me the WTF's.

Jumped right into the second book and wasn't disapointed. Storyline gets more complicated and is enough to keep you interested. Hence Sci-Fi network deeming it worthwhile to throw together movies up to this point.

I don't know why I kept reading.

Right here is where I realised it was Robert Jordan all over again. I had read a couple thousand pages to learn all this crazy trivia about things that don't exist that it cost me some long term memories of childhood. I can't not finish a series though, so I did, and I've been trying to give it to a friend for 6 months now. No one will fall for it.