The Wrath of Silver Wolf (Moonshadow, #2) by Simon Higgins


The Wrath of Silver Wolf (Moonshadow, #2)
Title : The Wrath of Silver Wolf (Moonshadow, #2)
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ISBN-10 : 9781741664058
Language : English
Format Type : Paperback
Number of Pages : 336
Publication : First published October 1, 2009

In the land of the samurai, the defenders of peace are now targets…

Power-hungry warlord Silver Wolf plots against Moonshadow and the Grey Light Order.

His schemes could tear Japan apart and the legendary mystic, the White Nun, is caught in the middle. To reach the White Nun’s haunted mountain home, Moon and Snowhawk must survive Silver Wolf’s living weapons: bounty hunters, a vengeful gangster and powerful Clan Fuma agents.

Among them is Chikuma, an assassin who uses no force, weapons or poisons - but may prove the most lethal enemy they’ve encountered yet.

Will Silver Wolf’s wrath destroy Japan’s guardians of peace?


NOTE: Moonshadow Book 2 has different names in different countries. Australia: The Wrath of the Silver Wolf, US: The Nightmare Ninja, Indonesia: The Young Ninja 2.

The Wrath of Silver Wolf (Moonshadow, #2) Reviews

  • Marla

    This was an interesting story about the further adventures of the young ninja Moonshadow.

    Likes:
    * LOVE the flip cartoon in the margin!!
    * Great Asian culture lesson
    * Author placed 5th in 2008 Iaido World Titles swordsmanship tournament
    * Glossary at the end of the book
    * Honor and discipline of Grey Light Order of Shinobi


    Dislikes:
    * Snowhawk was disappointing in this book
    * Grumpy, brilliant shinobi scholar,


    With-reservations:
    assassins trying to kill children

    Liked review & summary:

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  • Fantasy Literature

    Moonshadow: Rise of the Ninja and Moonshadow: The Nightmare Ninja are the first two installments in a series of children's books by Simon Higgins about, well, ninjas. The first book is mostly entertaining if a bit slight, but the second, unfortunately, is disappointing due to an overreliance on fight scenes. While the Moonshadow series has potential, it took a step backward in book two.

    Moonshadow is the title character, a young member of the Grey Light Order of ninjas. In Rise of the Ninja, we meet him as he is completing the final stage of his training. Upon succeeding, he is granted his new ninja name — Moonshadow — and his first assignment: to steal the plans for a new kind of weapon from Silver Wolf, ... Read More:
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  • Phoebe

    I think that the wording was never misplaced on me. It kept me hooked in from start to finish! I'm glad i've finally got the change to have read such an amazing work of writing!!



    If the star rating went up to 10, ' would've rated it 10-10!
    Moonshadow: The Wrath of Silver Wolf

  • Alex

    With a blurb from john Flanagan I had high hopes for this book about an unlikely pair of ninjas set a secret mission together. What I got was an ok story line with solid but not great writing. I enjoyed the bad guys and the blending of physical and mental skills. My favorite part was actually the flipping of pages to create a ninja throwing a shrunken

  • B

    I liked the story line and all the information, but the anachronisms and stilted, cliched writing really got to me. It's not that hard to substitute the word guy for something more time-appropriate, and it would do A LOT for the story. The characters also are a bit juvenile - the anger piece seems a bit overplayed, especially as a plot device.

  • Daniel

    Fast paced book within the stelth, secrets to be reveald. diffrent tequiniques arise from this book, but in stealth