Sixth Watch

De: Sergei Lukyanenko, Andrew Bromfield - translator

Narrado por: Paul Michael

The final chapter in Sergei Lukyanenko's internationally best-selling Night Watch series - a revelatory urban fantasy set in contemporary Moscow.

They live among us. They fight among us. They're the Others, a supernatural race of magicians, shape-shifters, vampires, and healers. Divided into the Light and the Dark, these rival factions have spent a millennium under a reluctant truce. Now, however, both sides must unite against the ultimate enemy.

A Light magician and high-ranking member of the Night Watch, Anton Gorodetsky fears nothing. But lately the threats are mounting. A reincarnated vampire has been terrorizing Moscow. His daughter's school is ambushed by a bizarre chimera. And the Prophets have all reached the same chilling conclusion: The world will end in five days' time.

To ward off the apocalypse, an ancient council called the Sixth Watch must be assembled. After both Light and Darkness select their emissaries, Anton must enlist the unwilling aid of the four other Great Parties: the Vampires, the Witches, the Form-Takers, and the enigmatic Foundation. Journeying from Russia to Paris, the Alps, and New York City, Anton comes in peace - but he is prepared for war. For if he fails, none are safe.

©2016 Sergei Lukyanenko; English translation 2016 Andrew Bromfield (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

What a great finale!

This book was so amazing--and I was nearly brought to tears by the ending. I can't believe that this is the final book in the series.

A fantastic end to a fantastic series

While the performance of the narrator wasn’t quite up to par with the previous entries it was about 80% there and was good for most of the book.

The book itself tied everything together from the first to the final book giving a one heck of a story a fantastic send off. Things that I had forgotten or seemed inconsequential going all the way back to the beginning all had meaning and came through in the end.

I love this series, I’m sorry that I only found out the final book came out recently instead of back when it was new and I could have finished it then but relistening to all of them was a wonderful adventure that I was more than happy to take again.

It's great!

this is a great series that both explorers that philosophical and sociological dilemmas of man throughout the perspective of modern times with a retrospective ideal and respective over many generations and cultures it is very Russian and accurate to culture and social thought.

The only bad thing is that this is the end.

The series is really good. The narrator does a fantastic job. I'm planning to see what other books he has done narrations for. This series is great. I saw the movies. The novels are infinitely better. My only complaint is that it had to end. However it was a better ending to a series than most. I would definitely recommend if you're a fan of the Dresden files.

one big epilogue

great last hoorah story! getting the band back together for one last show. the ending was almost perfect