Night Watch: Day Watch (Paperback)

from ninjoblio

While I really enjoyed the first book in this series, I found Day Watch to be pretty uneven. It's not 'bad', but it took me forever to get through the first (of three) stories and the first half of the second was all that compelling either. It picked up a lot in the second half and started to 'fe...

from seekingflight

I really enjoyed the first book in this series (Night Watch), and consequently started this with high hopes. Unfortunately, I didn't enjoy this nearly as much as the first in the series. Perhaps the novelty value of the first book had worn off, and it was the world building and scene setting and ...

from wealhtheowwylfing

A novel told through several different stories. In the first, a Dark witch is sent to summer camp to recharge her magic, and falls in love with a Light sorcerer there. In the second, a man with extraordinary abilities and amnesia arrives in Moscow, where he gets caught up in the eternal battle be...

from TheDivineOomba

I love these books. They are not easy to read, they have complicated plots - but it is well worth the time it takes to understand what is happening. This book starts with a Light Magician and a Dark Witch being sent to recover at a children's camp to recover (Each magician type uses light or dark...

from Juva

Night Watch needs this companion book. Already I'm appreciating the tension between the sides. One gets the feeling that a world without the day watch would be Draconian and cruel. Likewise a world without the night watch would be a never ending terror. Hmmm. It's a page-turner!