Darkwater Saga: The Shock of Night (Paperback)

from bgknighton

Willet Dura is given a gift by a dying priest that reveals more than he wants to know about the people around him. He is a caring man with not enough time to learn to use this gift if he is to save his city of Bunard. It starts a little slow, but I was rooting for Willet at the end.

from NancyNo5

I won this book through LibraryThing Early Reads giveaways. I found Patrick W. Carr's The Shock of Night to be an amazing fantasy novel with action, intrigue and believable characters. Although there are no elves, dwarfs or dragons, the story contains the requisite of any good fantasy; heroes, vi...

from Bookworm_Lisa

Willet Durra is a man who knows his place in society. He is the lowest noble, has enemies, he solves crimes, and he is about to marry the woman that he loves. His life may not be perfect, but he understands it. Until... a dying man screams a word and his life changes. This is a fantasy book that ...

from TheGenreMinx

Wow the action did not stop, even to the end it did not stop. I am glad that I read the prequel novella to this story as I feel that it helped me have a better understanding of the main character and the main supporting characters. I am hoping that in the next book on the series that Willet gets ...

from Meradeth

So it's been a while since I've read a high fantasy, and I still find myself not terrifically sold on them. Well, some of them. Tolkien is still a master. But other times I find myself not as immersed in the world, nor as able to identify (or care about) the main character. This is just my guess,...