Silver Moons, Black Steel

I absolutely love the Wolfwalker series. In this book, the reader really gets to focus on the characters. I couldn't put this book down. The suspense and nearly fevered pace keep the reader going. It's something to read again and again. READ THIS BOOK! (after you read the previous ones) Another winner from Tara K. Harper!

This book is so cool. It has adventure, heart-filled moments, and a few laughs. You may want 2 read the pre-sequels 2 this book, or it may not make sence. It has the same characters, and alot more adventures. I loved this book, and I highly suggest it.

This is the 6th book in the Wolfwaker series, and is a worthy addition to the series. I felt conflicted as I read the book, because the underlying thread of this series has been following Dion's adventures, yet the real focus is on a new character named Talon, a raider. It's an adjustment to shift perspectives, and see life through the eyes of a raider since we've grown to dispise them as much as Dion. I felt myself wanting to find out more about Dion throughout the novel, and hoping that the story would shift back to Dion's perspective. Still, I found the story engaging, and couldn't put the book down...It looks like Tara Harper may be ready to move away from Dion while staying within the same world. I only wish Tara would give us more information on some of the secondary characters like Rhom, Tehana, Gamon, and Gray Hishn. I love the Wolfwalker series, but I wonder how many books Tara has left in her that adds to the legend of Dion...

here it is the book that was skiped in the series.It fills in the missing time before Ember Dione's girl is born.This book was amazing...It had me turning pages until the wee hours of the morning because i wanted to find out who was hunting her through the wolf bond and why.Dion is suffering from many personal losts and she is trying to hide from all the people who are making demands on her life. The Elders who want her to scout and heal for them, the Wolves who want her to keep her promise to rid them of the plague that haunts them, and the mysterious hunter who she can feel through the pack song. Like all of Harper's books, i was drawn into the story and could feel the stress and pain that all the characters felt....especially Dion's.This is a series i can read over and over again and it will never get old. Can't wait for the next one to come out.