In the first series, sinister perils threaten the four warrior Clans. Into the midst of this turmoil comes Rusty, an ordinary housecat, who may just be the bravest of them all.
In the third series, Firestar's grandchildren begin their training as warrior cats. Prophecy foretells that they hold more power than any cats before them.
In the fourth series, find out which ThunderClan apprentice will complete the prophecy that foretells that three cats hold the future of the Clans in their paws. Meanwhile, a dangerous force from the darkness rises.
In the seventh series, a harsh leaf-bare season descends on the forest, and a new darkness begins to spread—a shadow that threatens a beloved Clan leader, the cats' connection with their ancestors in StarClan, and the very warrior code they live by.
In the eighth series, a new generation of warriors rise—one wrestling with the legacy of his great ancestor Firestar, one seeking to protect her troubled Clan, and one yearning to prove herself as a medicine cat. But tragedy will strike in RiverClan.
These extra-long, stand-alone adventures will take you deep inside each of the Clans with thrilling adventures featuring the most legendary warrior cats.
Bone was the deputy of BloodClan, and served as his leaderScourge's right-hand. Scourge earned Bone's respect and dedication after the smaller cat chased off a dog that had been terrorizing the Twolegplace and killed an invader from the forest, and from then on Bone's loyalty never wavered. His massive form towered over Scourge, and he was often misinterpreted as BloodClan's leader due to his sheer size. Bone assisted with the invasion of the forest territories after Tigerstar proposed an alliance. In the subsequent battle against LionClan, Bone killed Whitestorm, the ThunderClan deputy. However, BloodClan's ferocious deputy fell when he was killed by Bramblepaw, Tawnypelt, Stormpaw, Featherpaw, and Ashpaw.
...Both Kate and Cherith write for about six hours a day?[6] In addition, Kate revealed that she and the other Erins typically do not get writer's block and once the main storyline is completed, it takes roughly eight to twelve weeks to write a Warriors book.[7]
"When Brokenstar sent me here—when he exiled us—I thought my life was over. It wasn't just me, either. The elders, like Archeye and Hollyflower, thought they were too old to be of use to ShadowClan. But look at how all the cats here have worked together! We all have something to contribute. We all take care of each other. This is what a Clan should be."
