Ghost Hunter (Chronicles of Ancient Darkness Series #6)
Winter is coming Souls' Night draws near. Eostra, the Eagle Owl Mage, holds the clans in the grip of terror. Torak must leave the Forest and seek her lair in the Mountains of Ghosts, whildr Renn faces an agonizing decision. Wolf , their fatihful pack—brother, must overcome wrenching grief. And in the final battle against the forces of darkness, Torak will make the most shattering choice of all.\ Ghost Hunter, the final book in the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness series, draws the reader for...
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Winter is coming Souls' Night draws near. Eostra, the Eagle Owl Mage, holds the clans in the grip of terror. Torak must leave the Forest and seek her lair in the Mountains of Ghosts, whildr Renn faces an agonizing decision. Wolf , their fatihful pack—brother, must overcome wrenching grief. And in the final battle against the forces of darkness, Torak will make the most shattering choice of all. Ghost Hunter, the final book in the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness series, draws the reader for the last time into the shadowy world of the deep past and brings Torak to the end of his incredible journey.VOYAGhost Hunter: Chronicles of Ancient Darkness comes to the most compelling climax of the series when Torak must face the evil forces of the Eagle Clan Mage, Eostra. Along with the Raven Clan Mage, Renn, and his pack brother Wolf, Torak must defeat Eostra before she gains immortality. This book is so well written that you are pulled back six thousand years into an ancient world. Once you start, you can't stop reading until this heroic trio finishes the final fight! Reviewer: Derrik Parker, Teen Reviewer
\ VOYA\ - Derrik Parker\ Ghost Hunter: Chronicles of Ancient Darkness comes to the most compelling climax of the series when Torak must face the evil forces of the Eagle Clan Mage, Eostra. Along with the Raven Clan Mage, Renn, and his pack brother Wolf, Torak must defeat Eostra before she gains immortality. This book is so well written that you are pulled back six thousand years into an ancient world. Once you start, you can't stop reading until this heroic trio finishes the final fight! Reviewer: Derrik Parker, Teen Reviewer\ \ \ \ \ VOYA\ - Nancy Wallace\ A strange sleeping sickness decimates the woodland clans. Moths gather in odd clusters, their dust virulent and deadly. Torak, tormented by visions of his dead father, recognizes Eostra's work and sets out to find the Eagle Owl Mage in the mountains. He watches a huge Eagle Owl land near Darkfur and her pups but arrives too late to save them—Darkfur falls off a cliff, into the raging river below. One pup, Shadow, is killed, and the Owl flies off with Pebble in its talons. Wolf is inconsolable. Torak's destiny promises death at Eostra's hands. He goes willingly to meet it, but Renn refuses to let him go alone. Old friends appear to ease their journey. In a terrifying battle in the depths of the mountains, Torak destroys Eostra but sacrifices himself. Only Wolf's undying devotion coaxes Torak's spirit back to his body and brings him back to life. Paver has produced this six-book series without a misstep. The primitive setting imparts timelessness to both characters and plot, ensuring their continued popularity. Her impeccable research is evident in every detail and lends unusual authenticity to her work. Consistent writing, nonstop action, and endearing characters set these books apart. Although a great many readers will be sad to see this series end, the bittersweet conclusion is both satisfying and realistic: Wolf finds Darkfur and Pebble injured but alive, and Renn forsakes her own clan to leave with Torak. This innovative series has earned a place in every school and public library. Reviewer: Nancy Wallace\ \ \ Children's Literature\ - Shirley Nelson\ In the sixth and last volume of the "Chronicles of Ancient Darkness," fifteen-year-old Torak hears his father's spirit calling him to come to the Mountains. Or is it the Evil Owl Mage Eostra luring Torak away so that she can catch his soul? Is the summons somehow related to the gray moths and strange sickness afflicting the surrounding clans? Whatever the source of the call, Torak knows he must make the difficult journey to save himself and the Raven Clan. Against advice from his friend Renn and the Raven Leader, Torak sets off alone, even leaving his pack brother Wolf behind. But he is forced to intervene when Wolf, his mate, and pups are attacked. Torak also must save Renn who is caught in the ice storm when she follows him. The three friends embark on a treacherous journey through the Fells to the Mountain of Ghosts and a thrilling resolution to the series. The author's note describes the extensive research required to make the lives of those who lived six thousand years ago real for today's readers. Reviewer: Shirley Nelson\ \
