Wall of Night The Gathering of the Lost, Book 2, (Paperback)

from bm2ng

I loved this despite the fact that the descriptions are sometimes overly detailed. Her world building is very thorough and at times a little distracting but what a great story! I'm looking forward to the next book!

from bm2ng

I loved this despite the fact that the descriptions are sometimes overly detailed. Her world building is very thorough and at times a little distracting but what a great story! I'm looking forward to the next book!

from KimFalconer

Helen is a friend of mine so reading her work is like spending time in deep and fantastical conversation with her. I feel as if she's telling the story just to me! Those who are enjoying the Wall of Night series will dive deep into The Gathering of the Lost. It's even fuller, richer and more dyna...

from Barbsn

A great continuation of the story started in The Heir of Night, but not what I was expecting. Still, the world has expanded immensely. Perhaps because in the first book the focus was saving the Derai Alliance, and this has now become saving Haarth. I couldn't quite figure out where the story was ...

from timjones

Impressive continuation of the tetralogy begin in "The Heir of Night". The protagonist, Malian, has aged from 13 to 18 between the two novels, allowing this one to have a darker tone and more adult material - "The Heir of Night" felt like a YA novel, but this one much less so. In addition to the ...