Mathias Thulmann, the most notorious of Sigmar’s witch hunters in the entire Old World, sets out to investigate a series of grisly deaths and is drawn into a web of deceit. Witch Hunter (Paperback) (Anglais) is the first book of the Mathias Thulmann series, written by C L Werner.

Witch hunters are a classic of Warhammer fiction, and Mathias Thulmann, under the stewardship of C L Werner, is one of the very best. Dark, grim and full of tension, this novel shows the darkest side of the world-that-was, where corruption can hide behind any door.

In the grim medieval Old World, the dreaded witch hunters are feared above all others. These puritanical individuals are tasked with hunting out evil throughout the lands, using whatever means necessary to destroy those foolish enough to ally with the Dark Powers. Counted amongst the most able of them is Mathias Thulmann, a ruthless devotee of Sigmar whose exploits are recounted to scare the citizens of the Empire. Investigating a series of grisly deaths, Thulmann is drawn into a web of deceit that could bring an untimely end to his glorious career. Between investigation, horror and sword fights, this is a perfect introduction to the gothic atmosphere of the Empire.

C L Werner is one of the most respected authors of the Warhammer world, known for his dark and atmospheric stories. In this novel he introduces a memorable antihero, a man of iron faith who is as frightening as the monsters he hunts. Readers who enjoy investigation stories, gothic horror and morally grey heroes will find in Thulmann a character they will not easily forget. The adventures of the witch hunter continue in the following books of the series, gathered in Witch Hunters: The Omnibus.

Book specifications:

• Title: Witch Hunter
• Series: Mathias Thulmann, Book 1
• Author: C L Werner
• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• Publisher: Black Library
• Setting: Warhammer, the Old World

Hunt the servants of darkness alongside the most feared witch hunter of the Empire with Witch Hunter (Paperback) (Anglais).