The twilight watch

The Resource The twilight watch
Label
The twilight watch
Statement of responsibility
Sergei Lukyanenko ; translated from the Russian by Andrew Bromfield
Creator
Subject
Genre
Language
  • eng
  • rus
  • eng
Summary
Three years have passed since the events of The Day Watch. His wife and daughter spending the summer on a dacha not far from Moscow where Anton is working when his boss Gesser reveals he has received an anonymous note. An Other has exposed the truth about their kind to a human, and now intends to convert that human into an Other. The note has been sent to Zebulon and to the Inquisition<U+2019>s offices in Berne <U+2013> a place whose address only the highest level of mages and sorcerers know. Now cooperating, the Night Watch and the Day Watch, along with an Investigator from the Inquisition, seek to unmask the culprit. Anton will represent the Night Watch, while the Day Watch is sending High Vampire Kostya Saushkin, once Anton<U+2019>s teenage neighbour. Installed in the apartment complex to which the letter writer has been traced, Anton begins to investigate the residents one by one. Reviewing the dossiers of the building<U+2019>s inhabitants, Anton comes across a familiar <U+2013> albeit much younger <U+2013> face. Could Gesser be trying to initiate his son as an Other?
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Cataloging source
NLC
Dewey number
891.73/5
Index
no index present
LC call number
PG3483 U498
LC item number
D5813 2007
Literary form
novels
Series statement
Night watch series
Series volume
book three

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