A review by brian
The Last Watch, by Sergei Lukyanenko
4.0
Anton Gorodetsky finds himself at the centre of another mysterious case while working for the Night Watch a.k.a. the Light Others.
It's set slightly after [b:Twilight Watch|104159|Twilight Watch (Watch #3)|Sergei Lukyanenko|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1382426338l/104159._SY75_.jpg|1662148] but references events in all of the books, and even some of the films that were made of them.
An interesting premise, and the characters are well written. As usual with these books (and other Russian books it seems), there's the reflection of what it's all about, what is good/bad etc., who gets to make the choices.
It's set slightly after [b:Twilight Watch|104159|Twilight Watch (Watch #3)|Sergei Lukyanenko|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1382426338l/104159._SY75_.jpg|1662148] but references events in all of the books, and even some of the films that were made of them.
An interesting premise, and the characters are well written. As usual with these books (and other Russian books it seems), there's the reflection of what it's all about, what is good/bad etc., who gets to make the choices.