Warriors: The Broken Code #6: A Light in the Mist

By: Erin Hunter

Narrated by: MacLeod Andrews

The #1 bestselling 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.

my heart will go on!

Dear dear Bristlefrost, anyone who gets to know you in these books will feel the love and loss of you.

I love this series

I’m always impressed by Macleod Andrew’s performance on this book, especially his ability to never shed a tear reading these books. I always get very emotional during most books and movies, and this is no exception.

it was a good listen.

Some scenes were meh. Like the Dark Forest warriors should have been allowed into StarClan forever if they wished. This book is action packed and there's a twist at the end. I loved the Leafpool and Crowfeather scenes. Feathertail and Silverstream were both out of character in my opinion. I actually like reading from Bristlefrost's POV in this book. I'm a little sad over Graystripe. Him joining StarClan felt like the end of an era. Shadow sight deserved better. Overall I was surprised.

best one in a while

my heart hurts. I hope rootspring finds peace again after losing so much. He truly lost her in every sense of the word. They deserved to be happy.

Tears… 5 stars

I felt so sad and resolved at the end of this book. I feel angst but thankful that the Warrior series doesn’t kowtow to Disney endings where everyone gets what they want for a book to end.

Graystripe got what he truly deserved, to be the leader and hero we knew him to be. He was the full package. A great friend, confident in a supporting role never leading with ego but knowing his own mind. I grew to love Bristlefrost, what a dynamic character, and I grieved along with Shadowsight and the parents and the queen at the end.

After reading other reviews, I agree with so much of what other reviewers were saying.