Dead Winter by CL Werner

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Synopsis

Book one in the Black Plague trilogy from the Time of Legends.A thousand years after the Age of Sigmar, the Empire is struck by a deadly plague which decimates the population. In its wake, the foul skaven move to lay claim to the land of men.More than a thousand years after the Age of Sigmar, the Empire he struggled to create rests on the edge of destruction – the reign of the greedy and incompetent Emperor Boris Goldgather has shaken down the great and... more

Book one in the Black Plague trilogy from the Time of Legends.A thousand years after the Age of Sigmar, the Empire is struck by a deadly plague which decimates the population. In its wake, the foul skaven move to lay claim to the land of men.More than a thousand years after the Age of Sigmar, the Empire he struggled to create rests on the edge of destruction – the reign of the greedy and incompetent Emperor Boris Goldgather has shaken down the great and prosperous edifice of his erstwhile realm. Without warning, a terrible and deadly plague strikes, wiping out entire villages and leaving towns eerily silent through the long frozen months. As the survivors struggle to maintain order and a worthy military presence, vermin pour up from the sewers and caverns beneath the cities, heralding a new and unspeakable threat – the insidious skaven! less

About CL Werner

The blazing wastelands of Arizona, home to rattlesnakes, gila monsters, and other unpleasant reptiles such as C. L. Werner. When not finding new ways to ensure... more

The blazing wastelands of Arizona, home to rattlesnakes, gila monsters, and other unpleasant reptiles such as C. L. Werner. When not finding new ways to ensure the dominion of the Horned Rat, C. L. Werner busies himself with a vast library of horror and sci-fi films and an equally extensive collection of mystery and fantasy books. His pen has been responsible for such characters as the infamous bounty hunter Brunner, the cunning sorcerer Thyssen Krotzigk, the ruthless witch hunter Mathias Thulmann, and skaven fifth columnist Skrim Gnaw-tail. Like Brunner, it seems there are no creatures too vile for C. L. Werner to have dealings with and he is currently rumored to be haunting old Sylvanina graveyards in search of "fresh" material for further tales of dark adventure in the grim Warhammer world. less