Enjoyable tale of the profit driven dwarves that populate the Age of Sigmar in Games Workshop's game and many Black Library titles.
I was unfamiliar with Drekki previously but was very familiar with Guy Haley and enjoy his tales. Overall, this was a delightful book that kept the action moving forward, developed characters that you care about and keeps you asking for more. I am eagerly awaiting the next installment of Drekki Flynt's adventures and more on the Kharadon culture.
If you are interested in the Age of Sigmar, and not just Stormcast Eternals, this is a great way to be introduced to other factions in the universe.

This book reads like an edge of your seat adventure novel. The action starts early and doesn’t let up till the very end. The characters are fun, and the banter between them is enjoyable. The story, though basic , is still enjoyable. Guy Haley is one of my favorite black library authors and he does not disappoint in this novel.

Overall the book is like a cross between treasure planet, Atlantis, and around the world in 80 days. It borrows a lot of elements from classic adventure stories but they work well in the age of sigmas setting. I found the world the story is set in very unique as well and the descriptions made it come to life.

Honestly, even if you don’t like age of sigmar or Warhammer, this is just a good, enjoyable read all on its own.

Great book. I loved reading it. The characters were well-fleshed out and seemed alive to me. I can't wait to see if there are any more books about these characters.

This book was such a thrilling read. I enjoyed it from first page to the last page. This is a book that is going to stick with me for some time

Drekki Flynt is my new role model, I want to be just like him! This book is so funny and just so damned good!!