Nightside Book Agents of Light and Darkness, Book 2, (Paperback)

from greytfriend

A good continuation of the series begun with Something From the Nightside. The lead character, John Taylor, continues to be sympathetic and engaging. The supporting characters are also vividly presented. The story is fast-paced. The various creatures and horrors presented in the mystical part of ...

from BJ3568

I read the first two books in this series in two days. I thoroughly enjoyed Something from the Nightside (book 1). I thought it provided fantastic humor and great notes of horror. The second book was not quite as engrossing, but I think it would have been if I had given it a few days in between. ...

from lewispike

The Unholy Grail (Judas' cup at the Last Supper) shows up in the Nightside. Both heavenly and demonic type angels show up and the Nightside suffers. John Taylor finds the grail and... Yet another cross-referenced story that seems to fit out of sequence. It's fun, the humour works well here.

from crazybatcow

It's short and fast. This story is a bit better than the first in the series and the phrase "in the Nightside" was only repeated 20-30 times instead of 100-110 times as in the first one. It's like a child's fantasy book (talking frogs, princesses, evil witches) except it involves gory, gross and ...

from krau0098

This is the second book in the Nightside series by Simon Green. This was a great book; much in par with the first book. John Taylor is good at finding things; anything. When he is contacted by the Vatican to find the Unholy Grail, the most vile and evil of artifacts, he knows he is in trouble. Th...