Silver Moons, Black Steel

by Tara K. Harper

Tales of the Wolves (5)

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"Tara K. Harper's Wolfwalker novels are a particular favorite of mine."--Anne McCaffrey Dion-Healer, also called Wolfwalker, dared to try to unlock the secrets of aliens. Her courage was rewarded with their fury, and she was nearly destroyed. Now, desperate to put distance between herself and the fate that awaits her, Dion rages against the wolves as much as she rages against the world. But she cannot elude those who seek her: the Gray Ones, who grow restless with her absence; the brother show more searching the wilderness for his Wolfwalker twin; and the people of her homeland, who are relying on her to secure their future with her new knowledge. And there is one other: a distant warrior unable to resist the mysterious force that summons him to find a woman whose face he has never seen, whose name he has never heard. As the forces of destiny converge on Dion, she must fight to keep her secrets safe--secrets that could change Wolfwalker, warrior, and their very world forever. show less

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Canonical title
Silver Moons, Black Steel
Original title
Silver Moons, Black Steel
Original publication date
2001-11
Epigraph
O never say that I was false of heart
Though absence seemed my flame to qualify
As easy might I from myself depart
As from my soul, which in thy breast doth lie
That is my home of love...
For nothing this wide ... (show all)universe I call,
Save thou, my rose, in it though art my all.
-the Poet Shakespeare
oldEArth, AD 1642
Dedication
With many thanks to Richard Jarvis, Stephanie Castro, Alex Medler, Ernest V Curto, Ph.D, Bob Jarvis, LT Joh Grisham, Det Amber Lewis and DK and Sandra Keen.
The dedication for this book is private.
First words
He struck like a viper, fast, biting.
Last words
(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)In the dawn, the wolves' eyes gleamed.

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Fiction and Literature, Fantasy, Science Fiction
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813Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English
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