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New Watch

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Part One - Dubious Intent
Prologue
8 Chapters
Part Two - Dubious Times
Prologue
8 Chapters
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 World of Watches*
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A supernatural fantasy series written by Russian author Sergei Lukyanenko.

1) Night Watch
2) Day Watch
3) Twilight Watch
4) Last Watch
5) New Watch
6) Sixth Watch
NEW WATCH Copyright © 2014 by Sergei Lukyanenko
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I thought these were done with Last Watch (you know, "Last") but I was glad to find this on amazon.com.
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Added: 29-Mar-2015
Last Updated: 15-Nov-2019

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 22-Apr-2014
HarperCollins
Paperback A
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Date Issued:
22-Apr-2014
Format:
Paperback A
Cover Price:
$15.99
Pages*:
371
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Once
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Internal ID:
1487
Publisher:
ISBN:
0-062-31007-0
ISBN-13:
978-0-062-31007-1
Country:
United States
Language:
English
A FRIGHTENING NEW DANGER
ARISES TO THREATEN THE TWILIGHT....


For a millenium, the Others have maintained an uneasy peace that has protected them and the Twilight, a shadowy parallel world beneath our own.  But the battle for supremacy between the forces of the Light and the Darkness is far from over....

Now older and more powerful, Light magician Anton Gorodstsky has risen to the top levels of the Night Watch.  He is also father to a ten-year-old girl who is destined to become a magician of unprecendented power.  When he hears a youg boy at the airport screaming that a plane will crash, Anton suspects the child is a prophet - a rare type of Other who portends catastrophe.

If Anton is right, then the boy has awakened a terrifying danger - a rare, multifaced beast that exists to stop the prophecy from coming true.  With their lives in mortal peril and time running out, Anton must find a way to keep his gifted young daughter safe... and save the Twilight itself.

SERGEI LUKYANENKO was born in Kazakhstan and educated as a psychiatrist.  He began publishing science fiction in the 1980s and has published more than twenty-five books.  He lives in Moscow with his wife and son.

ANDREW BROMFIELD (translator) is a founding editor of the Russian literature journal Glas.  He is known for his acclaimed translations of Victor Pelevin and Boris Akunin, and his work has been nominated for numerous transalation prizes.
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 Sergei Lukyanenko
Birth: 11 Apr 1968 Karatau, Kazakhstan, USSR
Notes:
From the back cover of The Genome.

Sergei Lukyanenko was born in Kazakhstan, then a republic of the Soviet Union.  In 1985 he entered the Alma-Ata Medical University, where he began to write science fiction and publish his first books.  Though Lukyanenko completed his medical course, he realized that he would never be a doctor.  In 1997 he moved to Moscow, and since then has published prolifically.  Many of his works have become bestsellers and have won science fiction awards.  Night Watch and Day Watch were released as films in 2004 and 2006, respectively.  Lukyanenko's writing has been translated into more than twenty languages and continues to be hugely popular.

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