This first book of White Wolf's exciting new Tribe Novel series shows the Garou - the werewolves of the World of Darkness - at their best and at the worst. In Shadow Lords, we see how the fractious Garou struggle for dominance over one another, and in Get of Fenris, at a Concolation - the largest gathering of Garou - we see them standing together in their endless war against the Wyrm. But how long can the Garou continue to fight this war? Their numbers are diminishing, and as this seven-book series will reveal, their past is being taken from them as well.

At a Concolation called by Karin Jarlsdottir of the Get of Fenris and others, the Garou decided that it was time to learn more about a dangerous Wyrm beast in the heart of Serbia that seems to only be growing stronger. In the Silent Striders portion of this second book of the Tribe Novel series, this foe is sought within the Umbra. In Black Furies, the Garou attempt to gain information in the physical world, and that demands a journey through many blighted lands.

Savage werewolves and warriors of Gaia, the Garou face their greatest challenge yet: a beast that eats their memories. And the Garou, without their legends, are nothing. Against this beast stand Big Sis Carlita, a young Bone Gnawer who travels to the belly of the beast with her packmates. Meanwhile her mentor, the Stargazer Antonine Teardrop, uncovers a secret more terrible still. Can either of them survive against such odds?

In "Tribe Novel: Bone Gnawers, " valiant Garou warriors return to Eastern Europe to eradicate the growing evil that has confounded their efforts thus far. Where the mighty and noble have failed, hope now rests with humble werewolves who make their homes in filth. In "Tribe Novel: Stargazers, " Antonine Teardrop may hold the key to Garou victory against the evil of Eastern Europe, but his tribe's withdrawal from the Garou Nation may have damaged his credibility beyond repair. Even if it has not, servants of the Wyrm want him dead.

The Garou, the bestial werewolves who fight to save the natural world, have their backs to the wall. In Tribe Children of Gaia, the storyteller Cries Havoc, robbed of his memories by the Wyrm, fights to become whole again. In Tribe Uktena, another songkeeper named Amy Hundred-Voices comes face to face with Lord Arkady, the Silver Fang accused of conspiring with the Wyrm. Can she turn him from his destructive path?

For weeks, the Garou, bestial werewolves who fight to save the natural world, have been fighting a losing battle against the minions of the vile Wyrm-spawn Jo'cllath'mattric. Now, at last, it is time to take the fight to the beast. In Tribe Novel: Silver Fangs, the warrior King Albrecht travels to Europe to rally the Garou forces but finds a cold welcome from his brethren. In Tribe Novel: Glass Walkers, the young spirit-seer Julia Spencer tries to find the weakness in the enemy's defenses but may well be leading her packmates into an ambush.

The savage werewolves called Garou face a harbinger of the Apocalypse in a great Wyrm-beast that devours history itself and threatens to corrupt all of Europe. In this final installment of the Tribe Novel Series, the Garou have one last chance to protect Gaia and defeat this terrible monstrosity. In Tribe Novel: Black Spiral Dancers, the mad Lord Arkady journeys into Malfeas and comes face to face with the Wyrm itself. In Tribe Novel: Wendigo, John North Wind's Son and his Silver River Pack lead their kin in one last, desperate battle.