WHO IS THE SEVENTH SOUL EATER ？*and you are the best author of all time*
Tali writes…
Dear Michelle，
my name is Tali and I’m 11. I love every single one of your books – in the wolf brother series . It started when I found a copy of wolf brother in a phone box / library in Leominster . Anyways，I have 2 questions ：
Who is the 7th soul eater ？
and …
Please can you write another book in the series ？I’m desperate .
Thank you，
Tali. :）
PS；my dad gives consent .
Dear Tali, it’s brilliant that you like my books, and I love how you found Wolf Brother in a phone box library! (I like the mystery of not knowing who left it there, and why…) I’m afraid that I’ve no plans to write another book in the series, because I think that with the ninth book, Wolfbane, I’ve given Torak, Renn and Wolf a good send-off – and I wouldn’t want to spoil things by letting the series fizzle out. However lots of readers have told me that they enjoy re-reading the books, so maybe that will work for you too. As for who is the seventh Soul-Eater: I don’t want to spoil things by telling you, but I will tell you that you’ll find out in Book 6, Ghost Hunter. I hope that helps a bit. And may the guardian run with you! With very best wishes, Michelle
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