Any good Warhammer Fantasy novels that have an audio book?

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Been trying to get more into the lore since picking up this game, but I'm legally blind so picking up a book to read is less than ideal and I don't want to rely on random YouTube videos.

So does anyone know if there are any good novels with an audio book available?

[MarkoDarko]

Chaotica Liber books(its 4 books in total, each one for each chaos god and how they operate) for Chaos lore

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Originally posted by Namhaid:

The Gotrek & Felix series would also be my first pick for someone interested in Warhammer novels, as Flickmann said they are good adventure stories, and as they travel through the Old World each book gives some insight into different parts of it.

I also like Kim Newman books a lot, Beasts in Velvet and the two Genevive books, specially the Drachenfels one. They are listed in Warhammer Horror in Black Library for some reason, but they are definetly not horror novels.

I'll be sure to check those out. Thanks a lot.

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Originally posted by Jäveln:

oh that sounds horrible to only really be able to use peripheral vision. but i would try youtube but i have no idea if warhammer fantasy books are being read since i only find w40k

It's not ideal but it's just been the case for so long (and since I was very young) that I'm very used to it. Technically I have a blind spot dead center of my vision but I don't even notice it at this point.
I'll be sure to check YouTube for actual book readings. Not sure why I only thought to look for lore videos on YouTube lol. Thanks!

[Alfredo%Assassin]

I’m reading the swords of caledor and it’s pretty good, its about the elves, Tyrion,Teclis , etc

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Originally posted by lPaladinl:

Of note, I am pretty sure you can use text-to-speech options on the digital copies of Black Library Books (They're PDFs, right?)

That said it's not as enjoyable to listen to them that way, especially not if you have the option of having a human narrator.

That's true though. As long as it exists digitally it is still accessible to me. Thanks for pointing that out. I was only thinking of it in terms of audiobooks or physical books.

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Originally posted by Mogletmox:

humble bundle ofton have collections of black library audio books for very cheap i do reccomend checking it out ofton to see what deals on offer.

otherwise it is expensive unless you can find a collection online you can download from other sources

I'll be sure to search around/keep my eye on Humble Bundle. I bet I've even seen one of these bundles on there and just didn't even think about it. Thanks for pointing that out.

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Originally posted by Jäveln:

or well some fantay it seems https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=812R-Fn2BxE&list=PLbPlvqVBKyJ48MRrv310T5I6m9Y189DaO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhLDKVdJeNQ&list=PLbPlvqVBKyJ4XwD8mGsLGn8EatuJ6YWkT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqonuud8C50&list=PLbPlvqVBKyJ7Yhg5M4QVu2PNZEFwozQvl

though ive never really listened to any audio books so i have no idea if these are good

Looks like you already did the searching for me lol. I'll be sure to give those a listen and check that channel out. Thanks for the help.

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Originally posted by MarkoDarko:

Chaotica Liber books(its 4 books in total, each one for each chaos god and how they operate) for Chaos lore

Sounds like a must read to me. Thanks for the suggestion.

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Originally posted by Chamack4040:

I’m reading the swords of caledor and it’s pretty good, its about the elves, Tyrion,Teclis , etc

Sounds cool. High elves are probably the in-game race I know the least about. I'll definitely look into that. Thanks.