“It’s exactly what I want from a Cthulhu Mythos themed adventure novel and a Pulpy throwback that hits the spot perfectly.”
– Grimdark Magazine

“I adored this book. It was just so much fun… A perfect example of what makes this a great franchise.”
– Trans-Scribe

“Wrath of N’kai is eminently enjoyable read and sets the bar very high for future entries in the Arkham Horror series.”
– Culture Vs News

“A deftly crafted fantasy fiction set in the literary world of H P Lovecraft. Highly recommended.”
– Midwest Book Review

“I loved this book, it was a thoroughly enjoyable story which whilst grounded in the Cthulhu mythos, did not delve into it too deeply, nor did it require me to have more than passing knowledge. In fact I think if a layperson was to pick up this book and read it, they would get on with it perfectly fine without knowing a thing about the mythos.”
– Big Geordie Geek

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“The book is gripping from start to finish, the mystery successfully drives it and the villains are nasty enough to keep you entertained and understand the character’s fear, if not instilling any into you. Overall it’s a good read which makes for a great entrance into the world of Arkham Horror.”
– The Gameshelf

“A welcome addition to the pulpy Horror setting. I also appreciate Josh Reynolds’ other work from Black Library so I was excited to give this one a shot and I’m glad I did. If you’re looking for fun read from the streets of Arkham then check out Wrath of N’kai.”
– Bell of Lost Souls

“Wrath of N’kai has a lively pace, and I often read multiple short chapters at a single sitting. It is definitely more pulp adventure than weird horror, despite the Lovecraftian praeternatural elements.”
– The Hermetic Library

“Pulp cthulhuoid classic… Wrath of N’kai is a solidly written tale that delivers a fast-paced story with ample amounts of action, intrigue, and mystery.”
– The Dunwich Review