Title: Book Review: Ultramarines: The Killing Ground
Slug: book-review-ultramarines-the-killing-ground
Date: 2011-06-13 20:23:00
Tags: Books,Warhammer 40000

 <p><img alt="The Killing Ground" src="https://images.kartones.net/posts/theelderthoughts/book_ultramarines_4.jpg"></p>  <p><a href="http://www.amazon.com/Killing-Ground-Ultramarines-Novel/dp/1844167259/">The Killing Ground</a> represents the fourth book in <a href="https://theelderthoughts.blogs.kartones.net/post/book-review-ultramarines-omnibus">the Ultramarines series</a> of Black Library Warhammer 40.000 books.</p>  <p>Continues the adventures of Uriel and Pasanius, this time in an imperial planet in which there is a killing ground... where the dead are not at peace precisely.</p>  <p>This book has Imperial Guard, ghosts, the unfleshed from the third book, and another sweet surprise I don't want to spoil, but that sadly is badly represented here, being killed almost entirely as mere puppets instead of the "special" thing they are.</p>  <p>The story is predictable in general, nothing incredible, but at least you enjoy reading. I just wish it had more action and less ghostly stories.</p>  <p>Not bad but neither impressive, a mere nexus between the original Omnibus and the following books.</p>