Wings of Fire

On the data. Two things. Where Darkstalker goes is the one real question. It is a prequel set thousands of years before the main series, it is much darker than the books around it, and the second arc treats its events as known. Most reading guides place it between books nine and ten. Placing it earlier removes a reveal; placing it later means a plot point in the second arc arrives without weight. The arcs are natural stopping points. Books one to five are a complete story with an ending. So are six to ten, and eleven to fifteen. A reader who wants five books rather than fifteen can stop after the first arc without feeling cheated, which is unusual for a series this long. The series is aimed at middle grade readers and it does not soften its material much. There is on page death, abuse and war throughout, and the first book opens with the murder of a character in front of the protagonists. Tui T. Sutherland also wrote under the shared pen name Erin Hunter for the Warriors and Seekers series, which has its own page here. A sixteenth book and further Legends have been published or announced; the series is still running.

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