All Souls Trilogy: La Sombra de la Noche (Hardcover)

from mckait

A Discovery of Witches is the first novel of the All Souls Trilogy by Deborah Harkness. This is a hard Lucky for me I had Shadow of Night, which is the second book of the trilogy at hand, right after finishing Discovery of Witches. In this book, Harkess picks up right where she left off in Discov...

from MikeRhode

I've enjoyed these two books, but in this one, I'm having trouble with the gaping logistical hole - namely, Matthew and Diana go back in time, to Matthew's home in Elizabethan England. As a result, the Elizabethan Matthew pops out of existence for the time that they spend there... ummm, dodgy. An...

from booktwirps

I feel as if I had to wait forever for this book, but it was well worth the wait! I fell in love with these characters in A Discovery of Witches and I was dying to know what the future held for Diana and Matthew. (Warning, this review may contain minor spoilers from A Discovery of Witches.) Shado...

from jmchshannon

As the second novel in Deborah Harkness' All Souls' Trilogy, Shadow of Night fills a necessary role in Diana and Matthew's story. The threat of the Congregation and Peter Knox fades somewhat as the need to find Ashmole 782 and help Diana learn more about her powers takes center stage. Throughout ...

from ltcl

I think Deborah Harkness has outdone herself with this sequel to the interesting Discovery of Witches. We meet up with vampire Matthew De Clairmont and his lovely witch wife Diana as they travel back to Elizabethan England in search of the mysterious book, Ashmore 782, with hopes that Diana will ...