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A Light in the Mist

Warriors: The Broken Code, Book 6

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A Light in the Mist

By: Erin Hunter
Narrated by: MacLeod Andrews
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The number-one best-selling Warriors series continues with the thrilling conclusion to the epic Broken Code story arc.

When fear reigns supreme, only hope can save the Clans.

The impostor’s reign of terror has brought the Clans to the brink of destruction, and now, every warrior - living and dead - must unite to defeat him before he delivers his final blow. To ensure their future and protect their past, StarClan, the Dark Forest, and all five Clans must band together to turn back the tide of darkness - before the impostor’s fury destroys them all.

Packed with action and intrigue, this sixth Warriors series unfolds after the events of A Vision of Shadows.

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it was a great end to the broken code, but i have to admit it’s starting to get a little too magic based. ghosts, stealing bodies, mind controlling…

warrior cats were meant to be wild cats that ate wild food, not something completely different to what we started off with.

there were also plenty of errors in the book, which really annoyed me.

it was a good book with a good storyline, but it’s getting a bit off track.

it was good… ish

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starting to get too magic based, more anthro, ditching the nostalgic vicky books, redundant and law-like new code, and making it less like Warriors and more like just a magic anthro cat world.

also, reading Shadowsight and Rootspring's chapters after Bristlefrost died is just too annoyingly unbearable of self-pity and self-anger and unnecessary guilt.

overall the whole Broken Code is useless, all that and throwing away Omen of the Stars concepts just to change the code– and the only thing that ever links with previous arcs are ghosts from A Vision of Shadows, which didn't play much of a part.

the next arc isn't looking so good either.

not good.

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The only bit that I didn’t like was that it seemed so short

My favourite character was bristlefrost .

It was amazing

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