Dark Is the Moon

The View from the Mirror Quartet, Book 3

By: Ian Irvine

Narrated by: Grant Cartwright

Length: 23 hrs and 45 mins

Publisher's Summary

Rulke the Great Betrayer is free at last, to use the deadly construct he has spent a thousand years perfecting. To succeed he needs just one thing – Karan's sensitive talent. Karan and her lover Llian are lost in the Nightland, in an alien palace that is collapsing around them. Only Rulke can open the gate and send them home to Santhenar, but Karan is terrified that he will corrupt Llian first.

Yggur and Mendark, sworn enemies, struggle to tame the power of the rift. They must seal the gate before Rulke brings forth his construct. If they fail, he will ravage the world. And if they succeed, Karan and Llian will be trapped in the Nightland for eternity.

©2002 Ian Irvine (P)2010 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd

horrible ending

I was very disappointed overall. The ending really did leave you dissatisfied. It wasn't even really an ending at all.

Continuing the tale

Great energy from grant Cartwright narrating, as it picks up from the end of book 2. And travels back to previous locations and to some new ones ; including a run in with some pirates. The complexities of the characters begin to make you wonder who is on the right side, if there is aright side.

Doesn't disappoint - loved it.

I am enjoying the saga and I am totally engrossed. The story is eady to follow and the narrator is excellent. cant wait to start the next book.