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"Hard to put down – pacy, inventive and constantly compelling."
Track of Words on The Wraithbone Phoenix
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"It’s a pleasure to read a story which really shows the Sisters of Battle as a characterful, powerful force, Worley’s depiction managing a fine blend of creepy religious fervour and genuine military threat.... Plenty of action balanced out by a strong sense of atmosphere all wrapped up in a smart concept that presents an interesting, satisfying view of the Adepta Sororitas."
Track of Words on Whispers
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"5/5... Captures lightning... had me laughing out loud."
At Boundary’s Edge on The Wraithbone Phoenix
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"What do you get when you mix Ocean’s 11, Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider, and Warhammer 40k? ... I highly recommend this book."
Grimdark Magazine on The Wraithbone Phoenix
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"Worley throws [Adamanthea] into a relentless, gruelling, fast-paced and action-packed narrative which should be preposterous but is in fact satisfyingly over the top and entirely appropriate. It’s not subtle, but it is insightful, and cuts to the heart of what makes the Sororitas such engaging characters."
Track of Words on Repentia
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"Safely in the top spot for my favourite books in the Warhammer universe... 5/5"
The Audiobook Review on The Wraithbone Phoenix
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"As with all of Worley’s Sororitas stories, this paints an intense picture of the Battle Sisters which sets them clearly apart from anything else in 40k, while continuing to develop Adamanthea as a darkly compelling character."
Track of Words on Martyr’s End
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"Manages to balance a series of homages, set pieces and a wild cast... Baggit and Clodde are pretty great characters."
Goonhammer on The Wraithbone Phoenix
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"One of the most entertaining and thrilling Warhammer 40,000 novels I have read all year... an amazing novel... impossible to put down... brilliant characters, a highly entertaining story, and a great combination of crime fiction and Warhammer."
The Unseen Library on The Wraithbone Phoenix
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"There’s not a dud in the collection, and each story holds something special."
At Boundary’s Edge on The Vorbis Conspiracy
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"My 40k book of the year."
The Fluffenhammer on The Wraithbone Phoenix
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"A brilliant central pairing."
Black Gate on The Wraithbone Phoenix
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"Hugely entertaining."
Track of Words on Pride and Penitence
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"Entertaining throughout."
Track of Words on Stormseeker
Judge Anderson / Judge Dredd
Print edition omnibus collecting all three Judge Anderson novellas, 'Heartbreaker', 'The Abyss' and 'A Dream of the Nevertime'. Cover art by Garry Brown
Psychic Judge Anderson is on the trail of a telepathic killer who has been picking off victims via ‘Meet Market’, Mega-City One’s biggest – and trashiest – dating agency. Now she must go undercover and bring the murderer to justice before the citizens attending this week’s Valentine’s Parade find themselves smitten with something even deadlier than love. Cover art by Garry Brown
Anderson has been sent to the most notorious criminal facility in Mega-City One to interrogate terrorist leader Moriah Blake. But when Blake’s followers take over the entire block, Judge Anderson must pass herself off as one of the inmates, trying to preserve both her life and her sanity as she tries to extract from Blake the location of the bomb she has planted somewhere in the city. Cover art by Mike Dowling
Having contracted a deadly psychic virus, Anderson must explore the weirdest reaches of the Cursed Earth in search of a cure. Racing against time before her mind is consumed, Anderson must face mutants, mystics and all the strangeness the Cursed Earth can throw at her as she wrestles weird forces that will dictate her destiny. Cover art by Boo Cook
Paperback anthology edited by Michael Carroll, November 2020, collects Dredd shorts 'Scream Symphony' and 'Apology Accepted'.
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“Never lets up on the gas... The sense of urgency is palpable, and it keeps you hooked throughout... A bite-sized, read-it-in-a-day, drokking awesome novella... a definite must-read!”
The Cult Den on Heartbreaker
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"Smart, fast-moving sci-fi that's filled with pulpy 'thrill-power'... highly recommended."
Wait, What? podcast on The Abyss
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"Worley has done a fantastic job at communicating both [Anderson's] personality and her powers across these three tales... I wholeheartedly recommend this collection."
Pop Culture Bandit on Judge Anderson: Year One
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"A pulse-pounding adventure... an electrifying read from start to finish... 91%"
Pop Culture Bandit on Heartbreaker
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"Pumps pure adrenalin onto the page... an absolute delight ... a fascinating story about fanaticism, extremism and the thin line between sanity and insanity."
Pop Culture Bandit on The Abyss
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"What an exhilarating ride! Masterful... gorgeous cinematic detail... brilliantly told."
Dark Musings on Judge Anderson: Year One
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"Thrilling... cinematic... showcases just how bad-ass Anderson can be."
Pop Culture Bandit on A Dream of the Nevertime
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"Smart, interesting, well paced."
Track of Words on Judge Anderson: Year One
Original Short Stories
