Peter McLean (George Mann) Books in Order

Rogue Trader Maynard Rugolo heads for the fringe of the Eye of Terror in search of power and profit. His voyage takes him into a warped realm where ambition, Chaos, and survival make a dangerous combination.

A dozen Warhammer 40,000 stories explore an Imperium under pressure from aliens, mutants, and Chaos. Drawn largely from magazine fiction, the collection delivers quick, action-focused glimpses of desperate people fighting on dangerous frontiers.

This early Warhammer 40,000 anthology collects dark, gothic stories from across the Imperium. Space Marines, cultists, ordinary civilians, and alien threats all appear in tales where survival often demands more than simple courage.

A disgraced Rogue Trader is pulled into an Eldar struggle that reaches far beyond his own failing fortunes. The novel mixes strange worlds, psychic visions, and a dangerous attempt to escape the shadow of Chaos.

This compact anthology collects Warhammer 40,000 tales of Space Marines, Inquisition agents, tanks, prison camps, and ork hunters. The stories offer quick visits to many corners of the setting, where courage and luck are both in short supply.

This early Warhammer 40,000 anthology gathers battle stories from across the setting's darkest fronts. It also matters to Mitchell readers because it includes Fight or Flight, one of the first Ciaphas Cain stories.

Stranded Guard survivors struggle across a tyranid-infested ice world until a band of Space Wolves finds them. Rescue brings its own danger in this graphic novel about cold, hunger, vengeance, and the terrible things hunting in the snow.

During Abaddon's Thirteenth Black Crusade, Iron Father Gdolkin leaves Medusa to honour an oath to the Adeptus Mechanicus. His search for an ancient weapon becomes personal when it may lead to the resting place of Ferrus Manus.

This anthology collects seven Warhammer 40,000 stories about victory and what it costs. Inquisitors, Space Marines, criminals, and Imperial soldiers face missions where survival, duty, and redemption rarely point in the same direction.

This Warhammer 40,000 anthology throws Imperial forces against alien enemies in a run of hard-fought stories. It is a broad, action-heavy collection, and includes one of Mitchell's Ciaphas Cain tales.

A massive Warhammer 40,000 anthology collects stories of Space Marines, Guardsmen, inquisitors, aliens, and Chaos warriors. It ranges across the setting's battlefields and includes older favourites alongside several stories written for the volume.

On the forge world Demaris Tertiary, an ork Waaagh! crashes into Imperial defences. Told from both human and ork perspectives, this graphic novel follows captured Guard officer Izraell Castillian through a loud, violent, darkly comic war.

Three Imperial Guard novels and related short stories show humanity's regular soldiers facing impossible wars. From new recruits to jungle fighters and Vostroyan troops, the collection keeps the focus on endurance, fear, and battlefield survival.

This novelization follows the Blood Ravens as a new war erupts across the sub-sector. Space Marines, orks, tyranids, and Chaos all close in, forcing the Chapter's strike force to fight on several desperate fronts.

Sent to help rebuild shattered Verghast, Zale Linder arrives looking for a friend who may not exist. What follows is a grim little mystery, full of missing identities, bad records, and growing danger.

On Krieg, the Death Korps train for war against people judged unfit to join their ranks. This grim short story follows a society where duty, obedience, and human life have been reduced to weapons of survival.

Blood Angels Chief Librarian Mephiston joins his brothers on Pallevon to investigate rumours tied to their dead primarch. The mission forces the Lord of Death to face secrets that challenge his control over the darkness within him.

After a mission goes wrong, two Astral Knights decide that honour can only be settled in a duel. Mitchell turns a simple clash into a tight story about pride, blame, and the harsh cost of Chapter law.

Lord Solar Macharius leads a vast Imperial crusade to reconquer a thousand worlds. Seen through the lives of three tank crew, this omnibus tracks the human cost, political strain, and eventual collapse behind one of the Imperium's greatest campaigns.

This Warhammer collection gathers stories of stubborn warriors, ancient grudges, and battles fought with steel, stone, and hard-won skill. It offers several views of a fantasy world where craft, loyalty, and survival often collide.

Amadeus Kaias Incarius crosses the Great Rift to judge the battered Emperor's Spears and gets pulled into a frontier war he barely understands. It is a strong standalone about isolation, Chapter culture, and survival in Imperium Nihilus.

Battle-Sister Evangeline crosses beyond the Great Rift to recover the Shield of Saint Katherine. Accompanied by the secretive Inquisitor Ravara, she faces corruption, grief, and a mission that tests what faith demands of her.

On heresy-ridden Vandicus, the Second Rapture Penal Legion is thrown into battle to earn redemption through survival or death. When a convict takes command at a crucial moment, the Inquisition notices, and his chances become more complicated.

Lost for centuries after fighting Chaos, Ephrael Stern returns to an Imperium transformed by the Great Rift. The feared living weapon must find purpose again while visions and a new war push her toward a terrifying future.

Three novellas explore war in the Dark Imperium, from Space Marines breaking a shrine-world stalemate to Mordian troops facing orks and Necrons hunting a mystery in the Ghoul Stars. Each story finds danger behind a different front.

An Ultramarines force reaches a world where millions have been enslaved by sinister necron technology. With the Pariah Nexus growing, the crusade fleet must choose between a last stand and carrying a warning to Guilliman.

New Imperial Navy pilot Marina Maranova joins the all-female Night Shriekers squadron for what should be a training flight. When T'au forces attack, rivalry and routine give way to a desperate fight to survive the skies of Raskova.

This large Warhammer anthology rounds up stories about major heroes, villains, and battlefields from the 41st Millennium and the Mortal Realms. Sandy Mitchell's contribution, The Smallest Detail, adds one more sharp Ciaphas Cain adventure to the mix.

Inquisitor Astor Sabbathiel leads her retinue into an abandoned Ecclesiarchy outpost on Karsharat. Blood rain, psychic traps, and a missing renegade priest wait inside, where even surviving the approach may not be enough.

Fingwit is a grot at the bottom of ork society, where safety and respect are jokes told by someone else. During a boarding action, he sees a chance to become something much bigger, the legendary Da Red Gobbo.

A wide-ranging anthology returns to the Sabbat Worlds Crusade through stories of soldiers, pilots, civilians, and Chaos forces. The pieces expand the war beyond Gaunt's Ghosts, showing many different costs of fighting across a ruined sector.

This omnibus gathers novels, novellas, and short stories about the Blood Angels and their successor Chapters. From Mephiston and Lemartes to the Flesh Tearers, it explores their wars against the Imperium's enemies and the curses in their blood.

As Ghazghkull's ork migration threatens the Imperium, the Space Wolves of Fenris face a choice about their future. Roboute Guilliman's reinforcements offer help, but accepting them may change everything the Wolves believe they are.

After the Devastation of Baal, Astorath the Grim answers the call of the Black Rage on Dulcis. A battered Blood Angels successor Chapter faces psychic horrors, alien predators, and a threat to the secret in Sanguinius's blood.

Inquisitor Astor Sabbathiel wakes after being presumed dead for nearly a century. Distrusted by her old allies and dependent on a mysterious magos, she must uncover a growing threat before it reshapes the Imperium's future.

Inquisitor Tytonida Falx interrogates Makari, Ghazghkull Thraka's devoted grot banner bearer, for the truth behind the ork warlord's rise. Makari's story is funny, unreliable, and full of brutal battles, divine visions, and ork logic.