David Guymer

David Guymer

A mid-sequence Beast Arises entry that ties the current ork threat to older Imperial wounds and unfinished military inheritances.

David Guymer

The Imperial Fists thread reaches a defining late-sequence point as the War of the Beast reshapes what survival means for Dorn's heirs.

David Guymer

A young Iron Hands Scout chafes against his Chapter's rigid doctrine that the flesh is weak and the machine supreme, while an ancient relic and a brewing threat test his beliefs. The book digs into the brutal Iron Fathers, their cult of the machine, and what it costs to belong. First of a duology centred on the warrior Kardan Stronos.

David Guymer

This entry follows Ferrus Manus and the Iron Hands during the Great Crusade, depicting a primarch who prizes strength, self-reliance, and the unflinching elimination of weakness above all else. Through a demanding campaign it reveals the relationship between the Gorgon and his Legion, and the uncompromising philosophy that defines Medusa's sons.

David Guymer

The sequel follows the Iron Hands as a delegate from Mars arrives to scrutinize the Chapter, straining its fierce independence and its relationship with the Mechanicus. Kardan Stronos rises in stature amid escalating threats and internal conflict over the Chapter's soul. Concludes the duology that began with The Eye of Medusa.

David Guymer

This novel depicts the Dark Angels' primarch as a master strategist whose cold brilliance and guarded nature isolate him from his peers. It examines his command during the Great Crusade and the secretive instincts that would later sow the seeds of his Legion's deepest wound.

David Guymer

With the galaxy torn by the Great Rift, the daemon primarch Angron returns to the materium, and his scattered World Eaters heed the call to slaughter. Warlords who have struggled for millennia to reunite the broken Legion must reckon with what their gene-father's coming truly means, while an outsider seeking to join their ranks witnesses the savagery up close. David Guymer captures the Red Angel as an unstoppable force of nature around whom his sons orbit in blood-soaked devotion.