Xenos

The first book in the Inquisitor Eisenhorn series. A great installment, I hope the next ones follow this standard.

Another piece for the collection, great read.

The entire Eisenhorn inquisitor trilogy is fantastic; I didn't find a single book to be weaker or less gripping than the others.
I definitely recommend reading all three in one go and then jumping straight into the new Bequin trilogy (the first book is already out, the second one drops in May 2022).

A must-read for fans of the 40k universe. The entire Eisenhorn trilogy is brilliant. I read it in one sitting, absolutely loved it.

I bought the whole trilogy as a Christmas gift. My husband was absolutely thrilled. A great gift for a Warhammer fanatic like my husband :D
He really loved the story and is already looking for more 40k installments.

The book is great, the only thing that bothers me is the paperback binding... Delivery was top-notch as always...

A very solid piece describing the work of the Emperor's most holy Inquisition.
The book is a great read, especially thanks to the action-packed sequences interspersed with investigations. You could say it's a mix of detective fiction and action sci-fi. I quickly grew fond of Eisenhorn himself, as well as the other characters in his retinue, who are well-written and have interesting personalities—so much so that I found myself worrying about them during the plot twists (and there are plenty of them).
The book gradually escalates from investigating a single cultist to a conspiracy spanning the entire sector... not to mention the epic finale, where you realize this was likely just a prelude to something much bigger. With some 40K books, I've occasionally had issues with the Czech translation, but that's not the case here; I think the translation is excellent.
As a 40K book, I give it a solid 95% and hope that Malleus, which I'm diving into immediately, keeps the bar just as high. "Suffer not the alien to live!"

This is the first book in the Eisenhorn trilogy. It’s a great read, even if you’re new to Warhammer, as most terms are explained along the way.

Who hasn't heard of the famous Inquisitor Eisenhorn? This is the first book that introduces you to the secrets of the Imperial Inquisition. Every WH40k fan will surely appreciate it.

I'm a fan of both the W40k universe and fantasy. The Horus Heresy was great, the Ragnar saga too, but this one didn't really do it for me. It's well-written, but the plot didn't grab me. Maybe it's because I don't sympathize with the Imperial Inquisition at all, but that's just my subjective take.