Now enemy agents scoured the countryside looking for the group that included a young healer and her wolf. And suddenly the very strengths that Dion's friends had come to rely on could mean the downfall of them all...

Storm Runner
As a wolfwalker, Dion made an ideal border scout. She could experience the woods and mountains through the senses of her companion, the wolf Gray Hishn--even the wild wolves fed her their impressions. And that was how she knew that in the beleaguered lands across the border, something unspeakable was happening. Not just people, but the wolves were fleeing in droves. And the lupine packsong, which echoed through the Ancient's mountains, haunted Dion's mind with grief

But the wolves who remained behind, across the wide, rushing river, had cut Dion off from their minds. She could not hear their voices. Nothing but their despair leaked through. Dion knew that time was running out for the people on the other side of the border--and for wolves everywhere. Her only hope lay with an ancient rite that had remained untested for generations...the Calling of the Wolves!

 Wolf's Bane
Once, long ago, humans traveled the stars and walked on different moons.  They flew through unearthly skies like eagles with silver wings.  But on Asengar, the silver wings no longer rose. Eight centuries after the aliens brought Plague, humans lived by hiding their science, and engineered wolves ran wild on the world.

Dion, the wolfwalker--the Gray Wolf of Randonnen--was telepathically bonded to the Gray Ones.  Thirteen years ago, she herself had seen the plague-death which the aliens had brought, not just to humans, but to the wolves.  She had made a promise then--a promise to the wolves to heal them, in exchange for the lives of her family and friends.  But time had held her, caught in the battles of men and the violence of her own world, instead of helping her find the cure which she sought.

Now, as fate ripped from her almost everything she held dear, she found only one reason to live:  the Call of the wolves to help them.  Driven by the Gray Ones, she would seek out and confront the alien birdmen--even if they would destroy her.  In eight hundred years, no human had survived that contact, but Dion could not avoid it.  Only by facing the aliens could she save herself...and the future of the wolves.

Silver Moons, Black Steel
Dion -- Healer and Wolfwalker -- dared to try to unlock the secrets of the aliens who lived to the north.  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 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 knowlege.  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, Dion must fight to keep her secrets safe -- secrets that could change Wolfwalker, warrior, and even their world forever.