• 12 dark stories from the 41st Millennium.
• Compact paperback for your daily commute.
• Pure grimdark across 368 pages.

Warhammer 40,000 knows no peace. The Treachery Unbound anthology brings you 12 gritty short stories from a galaxy filled with blood and betrayal. It’s the perfect choice for a quick dive back into this dark universe.

Betrayal up close and uncensored

This book collects shorter works from top Black Library authors. You don't need to commit to long novel series. Each story offers a completely self-contained and intense experience from the front lines.

A format for your commute

The paperback binding keeps the book's weight to an absolute minimum. You can easily stash all 368 pages in your backpack. This book handles your morning commute and long travels with ease.

The book is in English.

A 368-page Warhammer 40,000 Anthology

Across the galaxy, the forces of the Imperium and the Ruinous Powers battle endlessly to dominate the stars, while xenos hordes threaten to overwhelm all that they fight for.

READ IT BECAUSE

This thrilling collection of 12 short stories provides a glimpse of the countless ways war takes form in the grim darkness of the far future. In the 41st Millennium, all must face the true cost of their ambition, desires, and determination in order to survive.

THE STORIES

Experience conflict in the 41st Millennium from a myriad of angles and viewpoints – discover what happens when an explorator of the Adeptus Mechanicus is drawn into a costly battle in her search for hidden knowledge, follow a nightshift crew in a hive city as they contend with untold horrors, uncover an Emperor’s Children legionary's desperate attempts to escape a drukhari trap, find out if a conniving band of grots can steal control of an ork ship, and much more.

Contents:

• Opportunity Cost by Jonathan D Beer
• Perfection and Pain by Jude Reid
• Nightshift Nineteen by Peter Fehervari
• Irreplaceable by Denny Flowers
• Burden of Excellence by Russell Zimmerman
• We Were Brothers by Richard Fox
• Solemnity by Nick Kyme
• The Only Way is Through by Avalon Irons
• Call of Oblivion by Sam Ryan
• Blades of Atrocity by Mike Vincent
• Da Kaper Krew by Justin Woolley
• Seven Ships by Russell Zimmerman