Black Library Book of the Year

[SteveAntilles]

In the same vein as the model of they year, we have a new poll for book of the year. It's obviously Interceptor City, but there's other options too if you want to be wrong:

 

https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/articles/xk95c67a/vote-for-your-favourite-black-library-book-of-2025/

[wecanhaveallthree]

Ashes can and should win, not only on its own merits but for effectively righting the HH ship and getting the Scouring started properly. 

 

It's Wraight's Terra books taken up to 11, and they're solid contenders for 'best book(s)' themselves. 

[DarkChaplain]

Ashes of the Imperium shouldn't even be a candidate. It doesn't even release for another 3 days as of today.

 

Voting Dropsite Massacre myself, because that managed to remind me of why I loved the pre-Siege Heresy, particularly the early parts of the war.

[Tolmeus]

Yes, my selection is the same. I haven't read ‘Ashes’ yet, I'm still waiting for it to be delivered, so I can only guess from the reactions in the forum that it's a blast (which it obviously is, no surprise there). The only other contender in my eyes is ‘Dropsite Massacre’, for the same reason Chaplain mentioned.