The Daylight War

The Demon Cycle, Book 3

By: Peter V. Brett

Narrated by: Pete Bradbury

Peter V. Brett has won rave reviews for his internationally best-selling novels, including his stunning debut, The Warded Man.

A continuation of his epic Demon Cycle series, The Daylight War features Inevera, the wife of Jadir, who took center stage in Book 2, The Desert Spear. In this heart-stopping installment, humanity continues to struggle against the demon plague - even as survivors hold out hope that the Deliverer will save them all. On the night of the new moon, the demons rise in force, seeking the deaths of two men, both of whom have the potential to become the fabled Deliverer, the man prophesied to reunite the scattered remnants of humanity in a final push to destroy the demon corelings once and for all.

©2013 Peter V. Brett (P)2013 Recorded Books

Loved it!

I Love this series. I can't wait to read the next chapter in the saga.

Well done

Really enjoyed this. Good work Peter.

Apparently I'm required to write four more words. Meh.

Who should I root for?

This series continues to send my emotions one side to the next to the next to the next. Characters are both provocative with each of their own ethical points about how the world should be. Can't wait for the next.

Amazing Depth!

This series is great. The Daylight War adds a totally new perspective to the story and still keeps it fresh. Spend the credit, its got my stamp on it....so you know its great!

Not a complete series

I prefer to select books in a series once the series has been completed, I wish I had known this was not a trilogy.

It was good, some parts very good, but for me too much time on interpersonal relationships/politics and not enough on the interesting plot line. Worth the time but I really hope the author focuses on more story, less sex scenes and politics. This is about us (humans) versus them, please focus.

Also- this book especially jumps about in timelines with little heads up it is happening. More than once I had to check to ensure I had the correct book in the correct order. He covers ground from previous books throughout the story, treating some chapters as prequels to chapters from the previous books- sounds confusing(?)- at times it certainly was.

Based on a google search it looks like the next in the series is going to be a year or more....