Shadespire: The Mirrored City is one of the books I'm fondest of, though it's a weird one - it's a Borgesian riff, filtered through Warhammer sensibilities. Things happen, because they've always happened and will continue to happen. Round and round we go.
I think they let me go nuts with this one because it genuinely didn't matter. It was a tie-in to a then-low man on the totem pole specialist game, and though they hemmed and hawed about a series, I knew better. So I threw it all into the first one, and did something enjoyable - for me, at least.
I threw in all sorts of wildness - predatory entities that even the Chaos Gods shied away from, time loops, crumbling Carcosan architecture, feral statuary, Piranesi references, Borges references, and Khornate sing-alongs.
Anyway, if you're interested in a tie-in novel about recursive time-loops, bestial architecture and a place where the dead can never die, check it out. E-books can still be had from most online retailers, including Black Library.
