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The Uriel Ventris Chronicles Volume One

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The return of one of Black Library's most popular omnibuses, back in print for the first time in ages.

The Ultramarines are a byword for loyalty and courage, their martial prowess is legendary and is second only to the God-Emperor. Graham McNeill’s epic trilogy of Ultramarines novels is a masterpiece of non-stop action! Containing the novels Nightbringer, Warriors of Ultramar and Dead Sky, Black Sun, the series follows the adventures of Space Marine Captain Uriel Ventris and the Ultramarines as they battle against the enemies of mankind. From their home world of Macragge, into the dreaded Eye of Terror and beyond, Graham McNeill’s prose rattles like gunfire and brings the Space Marines to life like never before.

This book contains the novels Nightbringer, Warriors of Ultramar and Dead Sky, Black Sun, all written by Graham McNeill.