40k novels

I was just wondering if anyone picked up the new gildar rift book or the battle of the fang? I haven't added them to my collection of novels for 40k yet and was wondering if anyone read them... are they good or what not.

On a personal note I can't wait for the new nightlords novel coming out later next year.

Battle of the fang was a great book!

Ok.... I'll eventually get it... I'm in the middle of re reading soul hunter. In the middle of reading firedrake the second book of the salamanders series which rocks. Also in the middle of reading path of the warrior for eldar which also is a really really good book.

You like space wolves... You should read the two omibus they have... Both are awesome reads.

Since my question's vaguely related to the subject: Are there any 40k novels about the Tau?

Read both of them they are very good!

They would be easier to find if I knew the titles...

The fire warrior novel. Just go to black library's web site...

I got bored with the heresy series and have now gone to the wolves omnibus

the 2nd omnibus is the best out of the wolves imho. The tau you might also want to read the book named fear the alien... I've heard it has tau in it as well for you greater good guys....

Also check out savage scars by andy hoare... it's about the domocles gulf crusade against the tau. It has a story with white scars in it but it's a good read for tau players out there because it has a couple of parts about kroot.... Couple about stealth suits, broad sides, tau ships, etc.

Also the ciaphas cain first omnibus has tau in it as well. I believe it's the second book of the omnibus can't remember the name though.. *checks book shelf* Nevermind it's the first book for the emperor by sandy mitchell that has tau in it.

speaking of ciaphus cain, that is one series of books that i would recommend to anybody that is interested in reading the 40k novels

I agree completely with you on that man. Cain novels rock.

I'll +1 for Commissar Cain