Night Watch Twilight Watch, Book 3, (Paperback)

from Conrad.Rader

My only complaint about this book is that it is over too quickly. The same is true for the entire series. Anton continues to develop and grow and see the wisdom in the way things are. The world of the Watches is wildly interesting, and the Russian atmosphere and setting is a great backdrop to mag...

from Katyas

This follow-up to the (also amazing) Russian magical reality books Night Watch and Day Watch returns us to Anton's mind and to Anton's relationships with those around him. Focusing on interactions with the mysterious Inquisitors, this book takes Anton further along in his path to understanding th...

from terence_oh

I was originally attracted to the novels by the offbeat, wacky, sometime surprising movies, and wanted to know what the author's intent and ideas were.What I came to realize is the old cliche that the 'novel is better than the movie' is not only true in this case, the two movies were only a shado...

from pratchettfan

Similar to its two predecessors Twilight Watch is a collection of three interconnected stories. The main theme of the book is the legend of Fuaran, a book describing the process of turning ordinary people into Others. On his journey to discover this book Anton learns a lot about himself and the n...

from lewispike

The continuing (concluding?) part of the stories of Anton Gorodetsky and the watches. This is set about 3 years after The Day Watch, in an action packed summer. Yet again we have three linked stories, in this set Anton works closely with the Inquisition, hence the name. There are various revelati...