Product Description

At a Concolation called by Karin Jarlsdottir of the Get of Fenris and others, the Garou decided that it was time to learn more about a dangerous Wyrm beast in the heart of Serbia that seems to only be growing stronger. In the Silent Striders portion of this second book of the Tribe Novel series, this foe is sought within the Umbra. In Black Furies, the Garou attempt to gain information in the physical world, and that demands a journey through many blighted lands.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #954755 in Books
• Published on: 2001-07-09
• Format: Illustrated
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• 287 pages

About the Author
CARL BOWEN is the author of the novels Predator & Prey: Vampire and Predator & Prey: Mage, as well as several short stories and novellas, and a decent bit of supplementary game material for White Wolf. By day, he's a copyeditor and part-time developer for the company. In his spare time, he shoves camels through the eyes of needles.

GHERBOD FLEMING is the author of the hit Clan Novel: Gangrel and many other novels and stories set in the World of Darkness.

Customer Reviews

Yeah!
Finally some good reading towards WtA. I loved how each novella zeros in on that tribe and yet keeps the big picture in view. Kinda bummed about some of the storylines. But at the end of the black furies novel, I am sitting at the edge of my seat wondering what's going to happen. If the other books at half as good as this one was, I will definitely love them.

Good! ;)
The first part, the SILENT STRIDERS, was a dream for me because Mephi is one of my fav characters of WEREWOLF, and I really enjoyed learning things about him. And also the relation she has with another member of the pack is really enjoyable to read.

And I really like that his sense of duty and his identity is what keeps him going at the end, when seems that all he cared about is lost.

The BLACK FURIES was also a great read too, because I get to know this tribe better, discarding my idea of them as just simple feminists. They have more common sense that I thought.

Not Bad
I loved the first story with the Silent Sriders. Great writeing, I didn't want to put it down.

I also like the Black Furies but I felt it lacked something. Great ending but the meat of the storie could have been better. I do recommend this book to any WW fan out their.