Nightside Book Nightingale's Lament: A Novel of the Nightside, Book 3, (Paperback)

from wickedshizuku

Compared to the first two books in the series this book was a pale and sickly thing. There seemed to be more information dumping than actual investigating. Green is able to pull this off flawlessly, and be forgiven for it. This is all due to the personalities he's given his characters. They're qu...

from DrLed

Synopsis: John Taylor is a private investigator working in a very odd part of London, the Nightside. In book 3, Taylor is hired to find out if a very popular singer is working under duress, and if her voice is really killing people. To complete this job he must work with a person who is back from...

from bcquinnsmom

This is #3; The other two are Something From the Nightside and Agents of Light and Darkness. If you want a good escape read, this is it. I absolutely love this series...a kind of a cross between horror, sci-fi, and crime noir. Give it a try. The Nightside is now home to John Taylor, who previousl...

from dswaddell

John Taylor has been hired by a singers father to look into the meteoric rise of his daughter and whether her new managers are holding her against her will. Along the way Taylor picks up the Dead Boy and together they discover the evilness going on. A good, enjoyable read.

from les121

Another great installment in the Nightside series. It's very similar in style and tone to the first two books - dark, macabre, intentionally cliche yet highly imaginative, with dashes of humor mixed in. Some parts were a bit predictable, but the story was still very entertaining. Once again, I wa...