C L Werner

“Tying perfectly to the game world and how it feels to try and fight to survive, a must read for fans of the genre and Werner.”
– What You Tolkien About

“If you love this series you’re going to love this book, but it’s also going to hurt you.”
– Trans-Scribe

“Isle of the Undead isn’t just a good successor to the book that came before it, but one that expands on it in new and interesting ways.”
– Trans-Scribe

“If you love fantasy, zombies and action you will not be disappointed by this at all.”
– What You Tolkien About

“This story reads very much like a D&D campaign, and it just works so well, a group of misfits, forced to work together, despite mistrust and some bad history, as they kick down doors, kill the undead and loot the treasure.”
– Big Geordie Geek

“Werner is no stranger to fantasy world, having written books set within the Warhammer universe, and you can really see that experience coming through here. He knows how to make a world that feels lived in and real (even if it’s currently in ruin), and is able to make the action jump off the page thanks to precise, descriptive language.”
– Trans-Scribe

“Age of the Undead is an atmospheric, blood-soaked & action-packed zombie-fest from C.L. Werner that perfectly meshes with the Zombicide: Black Plague setting, and demonstrates why Werner is such a prolific and popular author.”
– Sci-Fi and Fantasy Reviewer

“C.L. Werner delivers a rollicking tale with all the zombie mayhem we could want, turning the traditional fantasy setting upside down, and giving us a group of characters a fractious as they are loveable.”
– David Annandale

“Frankly this is the best story featuring Tyr that I have ever read, and I have read quite a few of the comics in which he features… This is a an extremely good book, not because it’s an epic tale of a sons quest to prove himself to his father, but because it actually makes you sympathise and actually identify with a Norse god.”
– Big Geordie Geek

“The Sword of Surtur is the perfect read for any fan of Marvel, who also appreciates the origin of the world Thor sprung from. This is a novel that merges lore and legend with the fantastical elements of Marvel, and it does so seamlessly.”
– Quirky Cat’s Fat Stacks

“The Sword of Surtur is every bit the fun Asgardian escapade fans could hope for… It was funny and chaotic, not to mention full of action. In short, it’s a novel that many a Marvel fan would and could enjoy. Any fan missing the gods from Asgard on the big screen should consider checking this tale out.”
– Word of the Nerd

“Think Pinky and the Brain with monsters and martians, and you won’t be too far off. Brilliant.”
– Track of Words The Perfect Organism by C L Werner

“A hugely enjoyable monster romp.”
– SciFi and Fantasy Reviewer on The Perfect Organism by C L Werner