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Sunrise (Warriors: Power of Three #6)

by Erin Hunter

4.33 · rating details · 2,721 ratings · 178 reviews

There will be three, kin of your kin . . . who hold the power of the stars in their paws.

A mysterious murder in the ranks has ripped ThunderClan apart. But more secrets still remain to be discovered.

Jayfeather is determined to find out who his real parents are. But he'll have to trample through a forest of lies in order to uncover the truth. Hollyleaf is shocked by he

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Published May 1st 2009 by HarperCollins (first published April 9th 2009)

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May 01, 2009

Priya rated it

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Very intense and sad and cliffhangery and frustrating and...I can't wait for the next one!!!

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Jul 08, 2009

Kira rated it

Recommends it for: Warrior fans.

RAWR. I couldn't believe what happened to Honeyfern....what happens next then?

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Sep 26, 2011

Nicoledp67 rated it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Sunrise, in my opinion, was a bit of a filler compared to the last five books in this series.
The first 70 pages are all about who killed Ashfur - he wasn't even that nobly recognized in the series, which confuses me as to why everyone's determined to make him some sort of a "hero" - and the cats (unfortunately two who have the PoVS, one left back in the Clans) are forced to go in search of Sol, who's assumed to be the murderer. Midnight goes off an tells Jayfeather (while the cats...moreSunrise, in my opinion, was a bit of a filler compared to the last five books in this series.
The first 70 pages are all about who killed Ashfur - he wasn't even that nobly recognized in the series, which confuses me as to why everyone's determined to make him some sort of a "hero" - and the cats (unfortunately two who have the PoVS, one left back in the Clans) are forced to go in search of Sol, who's assumed to be the murderer. Midnight goes off an tells Jayfeather (while the cats are away? -.-;) the truth, which is what he already knows, and we waste the next 30 pages waiting for the cats to end their pointless journey to come back.

The only thing they gained from the journey: more pointless interactions with cats from twolegplace, more treachery that Sol accomplished, the confirmation of Sol not killing Ashfur, and Purdy. Oh, and some dry spots to make the reader want to throw the book at the wall for all of the waiting about who are Jayfeather, Lionblaze, and Hollyleaf's parents are.

Sunrise is the opening to the Omen of the Stars series, which is why I generally dislike the book now. The Erins made Hollyleaf go insane, when she could perfectly just have dealt with it, and coped like her brothers did. The Erins made it seem that Hollyleaf worshiped the code, and that her life was ruined because the warrior code shattered in front of her. She was NOT obsessed with the Code before Sunrise.

The Erins ultimately made the aftermath more complex than we could ever imagine. Instead of just leaving the series at an end, she twisted Hollyleaf's character [which made her slightly more interesting, yes, but her philosophy and actions made no sense at the end] into complete, utter nonsense, and made her reveal the truth to everyone at the Gathering. Oh, and made her kill Ashfur.

The Erins went so far as to exclude her from the prophecy and even add another replacement - Dovewing. In my eyes, Hollyleaf will always be the true Third. I'm still going to be reading Warriors, but the Erins dragged out this plotline more than I could of thought was necessary. I'm disappointed in you, Erins.(less)

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Jul 12, 2011

Scott rated it

Shelves: young-adult

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Please be sure that you have read the book before reading this review. I don't want to spoil anything for you in the following reflection ...

I found this installation of the continuing saga of our ThunderClan heroes to be a fitting end to the six books in the "Power of Three" series. I entered this book with a number of BURNING questions ... one about parental obligations and one about who had committed a crime that was completely against the Warrior code. I rd this book w...morePlease be sure that you have read the book before reading this review. I don't want to spoil anything for you in the following reflection ...

I found this installation of the continuing saga of our ThunderClan heroes to be a fitting end to the six books in the "Power of Three" series. I entered this book with a number of BURNING questions ... one about parental obligations and one about who had committed a crime that was completely against the Warrior code. I rd this book with growing anticipation as I had definitely formed my own opinions about who was responsible in each case ... and I felt a sense of triumph as my first prediction was confirmed ... followed by an incredible sense of shock as my second prediction wasn't even in the ballpark. All of this was revealed swiftly as one of the answers confronted the other about the first but was instead confronted indirectly about the second. Hopefully, that only makes sense to those who have read this book.

The cliffhanger at the end of the book promises that the next series (Omen of the Stars) will continue on ... the questions that I entered "Sunrise" with have been answered. However, as with all great stories, the finding of answers often leads to more and deeper questions. Of these deeper questions, I now have many ...

Along those same lines, there also were a number of very surprising turns in this book that had me asking "Why?" often and repeatedly. I was surprised that following his dreams with StarClan that Jayfeather would allow his clamnates, including his brother and sister, to travel the along the dangerous journey to the Sun Drowned Place in search of Midnight and Sol. There is also much inner-turmoil presented very tactfully by the authors as the hidden secrets weave their poison through Squirrelflight's trio of kits. Hollyleaf, Lionblaze, and Jayfeather often say and do one thing while we, the readers, are privileged to also hear what they are truly thinking. Chief among these from my perspective would be Hollyleaf as her commitment and loyalty to the Warrior Code becomes painfully apparent as it skews her relationship with her family and the larger Thunderclan. As for the heinous crime committed against Ashfur, I didn't see that coming but enjoyed trying to piece together the clues and motivations in my personal investigation of the crime ... I thought I had it solved but was sorely mistaken. The snake attack ... why? Honeyfern ... why? Revelation of secrets at the Gathering ... why? Tunnels collapsing ... why? Refusal to speak with or listen to mother and aunt ... WHY??? As I said, so many deep questions!

Of any cats, the three cats identified by the prophesy certainly realize that the truth can't be hidden ... yet they continue to try to maintain their own secrets ... it's just a continuing dichotomy that makes the reader hunger for more in the search for reasons ... and justifications ... and answers.

I look forward to the release of the final two books in the "Omen of the Stars" series so that I can find more answers ... and ask more questions ...(less)

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Jan 09, 2011

Hiu Tung Tai rated it

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Prophecy for this Warriors series - POWER OF THREE(Books in order: THE SIGHT, DARK RIVER, OUTCAST, ECLIPSE, LONG SHADOWS, SUNRISE.): "There will three, kin of your kin, who hold the power of the stars in their paws."

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The secret of Hollyleaf's, Jayfeather's, and Lionblaze's true identities has been revealed, and the aftermath is deadly. But one shocking question has yet to be answered - and the truth will affect the past, present, and the future of Th...more

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Mar 23, 2010

Tori rated it

I really found the Warrior series interesting from the start.I mean,what entertainment can you get out of a book of cats living in a forest?Answer:a journey that branches out into others,prophecies,omens,and mysterious dreams.Although by the second set of books I was exhausted with the mere hint of a prophecy,but the twists and turns had me coming back for more.

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Sep 22, 2009

Anna G rated it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This book was pretty good. Of course, I read tons of spoilers before I read the actual thing, which made it not as good as it would have.

Honeyfern's death—that was well done, albeit depressing. Really, Berrynose and her pretty much confirm that they're married (yeah, I know they're not actually married, but as close as it gets), and then four paragraphs later the adder bites her. Five pages or so later she dies a dramatic and sad death.

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Jul 31, 2009

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Jul 23, 2009

Sara rated it

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May 15, 2009

Sella Thorne rated it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I knew it! I knew it all along! I knew that Leafpool and Crowfeather were Lionblaze's, Hollyleaf's, and Jayfeather's parents! I knew it from The Sight! And now it was finally revealed. YESSS!!! :)

I had NO CLUE about Hollyleaf being the one who killed Ashfur, though. I thought it was Squirrelflight for sure – there was SO much evidence! How could it be Hollyleaf? We're in her point of view all the time, in her head! How could we not know? Wouldn't she think about it before we find out...moreI knew it! I knew it all along! I knew that Leafpool and Crowfeather were Lionblaze's, Hollyleaf's, and Jayfeather's parents! I knew it from The Sight! And now it was finally revealed. YESSS!!! :)

I had NO CLUE about Hollyleaf being the one who killed Ashfur, though. I thought it was Squirrelflight for sure – there was SO much evidence! How could it be Hollyleaf? We're in her point of view all the time, in her head! How could we not know? Wouldn't she think about it before we find out from someone else? It doesn't make sense. But, I mean, come on! Hollyleaf? HOLLYLEAF, the one who is always so dedicated to the warrior code? Kill someone? That's SO messed up! What's gotten into her?

Okay, I seriously, actually think that Holly has literally gone mentally insane. First she kills Ashfur, then she lets everyone at the gathering know about Leafpool's secret (which is what she wanted to stop Ashfur from doing when she killed him! Dude! Wth?!?), then she kills HERSELF! She definitely lost her mind. It's kind of a shame – she used to be so sweet, and have so much potential!

I can't believe she's not one of the Three of the prophecy anymore. It's like...all along I've thought I was standing on a carpet, and suddenly that carpet isn't there anymore – pulled out from under my feet – and I'm left tumbling to the ground. I just can't believe Hollyleaf is actually dead.

That brings me to another thing. Hollyleaf's death was so...abrupt. I couldn't quite register or realize it had just happened, even after I finished the last page of the book. It's like...one moment she's screaming at her littermates, the next moment the tunnel has collapsed on top of her, and the book ends. It doesn't feel...real.

It's kind of weird, because when she dies, neither Lion nor Jay are sad, or grieving, or anguished, or even a tiny bit distraught! They're just sort of like, “oh.” And then, “now the prophecy won't work. Too bad.” I mean, WHAT?!? Their sister just DIED! Even if she's a raving lunatic, she's still your sister! You should feel SOME grief that she died! It's not realistic.

And no one else feels any grief, either. They're all just like, “oh well, whatever.” Even Leafpool doesn't show any pain! I mean, WHAT?!? I don't get it!

I think Hollyleaf's death would actually feel real, and wouldn't be so hard to register, if someone actually had a reaction to it, instead of everyone just being indifferent. Whenever a cat dies, other cats are always shocked, or grieving, or something. But this time, no one even showed any emotion! It's so stupid and unrealistic! That part wasn't written well at all. I still feel like Hollyleaf's not really dead, or something.

OMG! It was SO sad how Honeyfern died! That was utterly cruel! Berrynose FINALLY likes her back, and they're talking about how they're going to become mates and have kits together - and then the next moment, Honeyfern is dying! It's not fair! And the thing that made me SO pissed is that Leafpool DID NOTHING!! Is she a medicine cat or ISN'T SHE?!?! Don't just STAND there while Honeyfern is dying!!! DO SOMETHING!!! But nooo. She just sat there and looked sad while Honeyfern died. OMG!!! I hated her then!!!

And about Leafpool...what will she do now? Will she get banished from the Clan? How come Firestar hasn't done anything about it yet? Is she not going to be a medicine cat anymore? Where will she go? How come she came back to the ThunderClan camp after the gathering? Is she just going to be the medicine cat again? How is everyone letting her? Are they just going to forget about it? I'm confused!

Anyway, past all my ranting...I think this is the best book out of all three series of Warriors. No other book is as intense, dramatic, or disturbing. It definitely wins.

Except, for the first time...I'm not looking forward to the next book so much. It's weird. Usually I'm dying for the next one in this series, but now...I think the Erins kind of ruined it for me by making Hollyleaf die in such an unreal way. Plus, I think it's pointless to keep going with the series. EVERYTHING has already happened. Everything is kind of OVER now. More books are just going to drag it on and on until there won't be much plot left. I think the Warrior series has done all it can, and while it has been an amazing series and one of my favorites, I think it's time it was over. There's only so much you can pull it out.(less)

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Apr 17, 2011

Samantha Tubman rated it

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the 3 young warriors are now desperite to find their real parents.now that bthey found the truth. now the clan is worry, there is now another trator in the forest. they cant trust anyone after ashfurs death. cats wanted to blame sol, the stranger who came to the forest. but as a reader i found out hollyleaf was the one who killed ashfur. later jayfeather discover that his mom was leafpool (medican cat) and his father was crowfeather (windclan). so much presure on hollyleaf because she was feel...more

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Feb 12, 2011

Aoife rated it

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Recommends it for: All warrior fans! Read them in order everyone!

EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yeah this book is a close second to Long Shadows... The prologue is very well written and intriguing indeed! This book is almost as eventful as the last and is very hard to put down as it is like a mystery novel. Thunderclan get really determined to find out who killed ****** and a group of cats travel to the Sundrown place to hunt down sol and to get answers. This book keeps you guessing and is very interesting. When you find out the answer to a big question it was for ...more

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Mar 07, 2010

InuYasha,I will be a Mangaka. I will rated it

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My overview of Sunrise. Jayfeather , Lionblaze and Hollyleaf are part of a prophecy from Firestar that will hold the power of the stars in their paws. In the beginning of Sunrise, Asefur a thunder clan warrior gets killed on Windclan’s boarder. Asefur death is unknown to anyone. Firestar thinks the other clan’s cat killed Asefur. Thunderclan thinks it’s Sol who killed him. Thunderclan sent six cats to find Sol thinking he is the murderer. The six cats find Sol...more

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Dec 09, 2009

Wrackspurts&Nargles rated it

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Jun 07, 2010

Leafbreeze rated it

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Jul 13, 2009

Geisha rated it

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This whole series, Power of Three, was a disappointment. There was half-a**ed action, minimal interesting things, and the interesting things that happened were far and few in between. And what happened in between the interesting bits was hardly important. This last book was no different, only more disappointing. From the start of the series, I thought that Hollyleaf was an okay character, but as the series progressed, I began to dislike her more and more. Her obsession w...more

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Jul 14, 2009

Rebekkah rated it

I still don't know what to think, and I finished the dang book! OOh! I could kill it, and leap for joy at the same time. I think I'm leaning more towards killing it at the moment. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Jun 14, 2009

Aria rated it

ok, this book sucked! its not warriors anymore!!! im really mad. they try to keep you reading it by making it sad and depressing, and it works. and they are taking this series way to far! i still am going to read them all cause i want to know how it ends, but im not happy with them.

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Feb 16, 2011

Adam Brandvold rated it

Recommends it for: everyone

Recommended to Adam by: someone

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Oct 04, 2009

ஐ♥☠Brįttåny☠♥ஐ rated it

Shelves: warrior-books-luv-it

Synopsis-A mysterious murder has been ripping ThunderClan apart but more secrets are still remaining to be discovered. Jayfeather's determined to find out who his real parents are. Hollyleaf is shocked by her Clan's disobedience of the warrior code, and is distraught enough to strike out someone she has always admired. And Lionblaze has to bear horrified witnesses to events that would change everything he believes.

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May 14, 2009

Firekeeper rated it

Shelves: animals, fantasy, original-innovative-creative

I haven't been this blown away by the Warriors series for... a few years. I totally did not expect the ending. It was great.

I was surprised at how little action (battles, etc.) was in this book, but I suppose it was a nice change. The mystery was good because there were so many suspects and no information given, although I got a bit bored with the fuss over Sol. Sol is developed much more in this book, too, which was great, as I find him to be a fascinating character.

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Mar 11, 2009

Kara rated it

i havent read it yet but the other warriors books are good so i asume it will be very good.

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Apr 28, 2010

Ravenclaw26 rated it

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Mar 30, 2011

Diana rated it

OMG!!!! Absolutely loved it!!! Such a compelling and grand finish to ALL of the second series. Solves a lot of mysteries that were read about in previous books and introduces yet another prophecy and mystery to solve. A HUGE RECOMMENDATION BUT ONLY IF YOU READ THE VERY FIRST BOOK OF THE WHOLE WARRIORS SERIES otherwise you wouldn't get it.

A HUGE RECOMMENDATION!!! THE WARRIORS SERIES GUYS!!! Starts off with 'Into the wild,' really encourage you to read this first!!

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May 25, 2009

Zarakoda rated it

Shelves: books-i-own, animal-fiction, fantasy

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Jun 25, 2009

Logan rated it

That last chapter was...breathtaking and so surprising. I never thought that would have happened. The first half of the book seemed kind of pointless and boring. Jayfeather's chapters were my favorites, and then Hollyleaf's. Throughout the book, I hated Hollyleaf's attitude when she discovered who her real parents were. It was sad to see what happened to Leafpool, she was one of my favorite characters. I've decided to break up the stars I gave this book into sections. I give the first half of th...more

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May 23, 2009

Alexa rated it

I thought that this was the best book in the series. I thought that it tied together all of the questions that the other books lead up to.

Hollyleaf, Jayfeather, and Lionblaze find out that Squirrelflight an Brambleclaw are not their real parents. That means that they are not the three kin from the prophecy right? Well, when they find out the secret that they should never have been born Hollyleaf is outraged. She in the end destroys her real parents, herself and her brothers. In orde...more

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May 14, 2009

Lynette rated it

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Oct 03, 2009

Nix rated it

Recommends it for: Warriors followers only (new readers should start at Into the Wild

Recommended to Nix by: Carly

Shelves: adventure, animals, warriors, erin-hunter

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Jun 04, 2011

Micheline rated it

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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. As usual, once I get to the final book in a series of Warriors, the suspense is at a peak, and I can't put the book down till I'm finished. Sunrise was no exception, even despite the fact that it's predecessor 'Long Shadows' revealed quite a few secrets of its own. The prologue shows LeafPool inspecting AshFur's body and discovering who killed him, though she doesnt share the secret with anyone, she is very troubled by what she finds and blames herself for what has happened...we also see StarC...moreAs usual, once I get to the final book in a series of Warriors, the suspense is at a peak, and I can't put the book down till I'm finished. Sunrise was no exception, even despite the fact that it's predecessor 'Long Shadows' revealed quite a few secrets of its own. The prologue shows LeafPool inspecting AshFur's body and discovering who killed him, though she doesnt share the secret with anyone, she is very troubled by what she finds and blames herself for what has happened...we also see StarClan also feeling the turmoil with YellowFang clearly not approving of all the secrets and lies BlueStar has seemingly forced upon ThunderClan regarding the 3 chosen cats JayFeather, HollyLeaf & LionBlaze. Speaking of the lather, LionBlaze meets TigerStar in a dream again but this time LionBlaze overcomes TigerStar but doesn't finish him off, telling TigerStar 'you're already dead' which I felt showed LionBlaze conquering the evil temptations of TigerStar, hopefully once and for all.

Back in ThunderClan, most of the clan is speculating as to who killed AshFur, some feel that it must be WindClan, as AshFur's body was found near their border, though others feel it had to be the work of Sol, the rogue cat who almost took over ShadowClan. Only JayFeather, LionBlaze & HollyLeaf realize that the killer is sure to be someone from ThunderClan itself. FireStar ends up deciding to send a patrol to the SunDrown place to find Sol, to bring him back for questioning. Included in the patrol are HollyLeaf & LionBlaze, both of whom know that Sol did not kill AshFur. The patrol succeeds in bringing Sol back, and he is kept prisoner because he refuses to cooperate.

All throughout the three siblings struggle with the knowledge they have acquired at the end of 'Long Shadows'; that SquirrelFlight & BrambleClaw are not their parents. HollyLeaf seems to be the most troubled of all, worrying if she and her brothers might be rogue cats, and worrying how she can follow the warrior code, if her being in ThunderClan might be breaking the code in itself. Of course this means they are not FireStars kin, and therefore the prophecy must not refer to them... All three siblings resent SquirrelFlight for her lies, and are finding increasingly difficult to continue lying to their clanmates, and eventually begin to wonder who their real parents are, as scared as they may be to find out

After a visit to to the MoonPool, JayFeather starts to put the pieces together, who else would SquirrelFlight be willing to lie for, even to BrambleClaw, other than for LeafPool?! I remember at the end of the 'New Prophecy' series, they mentioned LeafPool was getting plump, as everyone was so well fed, and I wondered if she might be pregnant, but no mention was made of this again and eventually I forgot about it. Until JayPaw figures it out. HollyLeaf on her end, finds out that LeafPool was with SquirrelFlight when they were born and brought back to camp and she decides to confront LeafPool to find out what she knows. During their exchange, LeafPool confronts HollyLeaf in turn, telling her she knows that it is HollyLeaf who killed AshFur (!!!!!) She admits to HollyLeaf that she is their mother and this upsets HollyLeaf beyond anything else...if her mother is a medicine cat, she has broken the code beyond anything else HollyLeaf could have ever imagined. This knowledge leaves her very disillusioned, and after discussing the new knowledge of their mother (while HollyLeaf doesnt give away to her brothers that she killed AshFur) the 3 decide they MUST find out who their father is.

Eventually JayFeather is visited in a dream from YellowFang. She tells him it is time for the secrets and lies to end, and brings him a crow's feather....for CrowFeather, their father! Upon sharring this with his brother and sister, they confront CrowFeather, but he doesnt believe them...LionBlaze is angry and JayFeather is somewhat subdued but once again HollyLeaf is very distressed. She has spent her life dedicated to the warrior code, and know feels their birth was a mistake. Finally, even after killing AshFur to keep their secret safe, she can no longer live with all the lies and deceit. The warrior code means everything to her, as LionBlaze tells JayFeather at one point and HollyLeaf can not bear to be the daughter of a medicine cat; to be half clan...she announces EVERYTHING at a clan gathering, in front of all 4 clans. BrambleClaw is shocked and hurt, SquirrelFlight is ashamed and in despair, LeafPool admits to everything, renounces her medicine cat title and leaves the gathering, while CrowFeather still denies that these are his children.

HollyLeaf tracks LeafPool back to ThunderClan, she has a plan. She confronts LeafPool and tries to force her to eat deathberries! LeafPool responds by saying she has lost her calling, the one cat she ever loved, her children and her life; and so letting her live is far, far worst than killing her. HollyLeaf, increasingly distraught runs off. JayFeather & LionBlaze follow, she runs to the tunnels and admits to her brothers that SHE killed AshFur. She runs into the tunnels as they start to collapse. Her brothers cannot go in after her, but I am not sure if she is really dead?! I dont know it seems to have happened so fast...maybe she is but we will see in the next series ;)

The book ends with JayFeather & LionBlaze vowing never to tell anyone that HollyLeaf had killed AshFur, and wondering what is to happen to the prophecy now that they are no longer 3...could another of FireStar's kin fill in the empty space...

I am having mixed feelings about the series being finished and the reader not having a 'conclusion' so to speak about the prophecy we have been anxious to be fulfilled. I definitely loved the series regardless, though I am sad at how everything turned out with HollyLeaf. Now that I think about it, she really didnt have any 'powers' like her brothers...unless she isnt really dead...we shall see!

*I'm adding this post script, because as I was finishing this review, I felt I was rambling on but I must add that I am happy that the story isn't really finished, as this means we get to know JayFeather & LionBlaze more...and I'm excited about this prospect. Now that all the secrets are out in the open, it should be interesting to see how they deal with their 'new' lives.*(less)

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