New Warhammer 40,000 Novel ‘Black Heart: Maelstrom’s Claws’ Announced Featuring Huron and Tyranids
Warhammer 40,000 fans can look forward to new adventures featuring Huron, the ruthless Chaos champion. Soon, they will be able to purchase the book “Black Heart: Claws of the Maelstrom” by Marc Collins, in which the Badab War tyrant faces a Tyranid invasion.
Publisher Black Library has announced the novel “Black Heart: Claws of the Maelstrom”. Following the events of “Master of the Maelstrom”, a new threat has struck the hard-won empire of Huron Blackheart from the Warhammer 40,000 universe.

Even though he was pushed back from the surface of Chogoris, Huron still wants to defeat the White Scars and seize more loot. However, all plans for this Chaos follower change when the shadow of the Great Devourer falls upon his domains.

Huron’s power rests on brutal intimidation, ruthless deals, and mutual malice, which are fragile bonds that will break the moment his iron grip weakens. Under the close gaze of the Dark Gods, whom he rejects, the main character must figure out where his true loyalties lie, or else he risks losing everything he has built since the fall of Badab because of the Tyranids.
This new novel by Marc Collins—author of “Helbrecht: Knight of the Throne” and “Blood of the Kraken”—will also be available in a special edition. This version is signed by the author and features a striking black and red cover with a matching blood-red page edge design.

Fans will be able to purchase “Black Heart: Claws of the Maelstrom” in the near future.
Source: iXBT.games
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