It soon becomes clear that there is a small conspiracy of very powerful Others – one Dark, one Light, and an Inquisitor, who serves neither – who are trying to recover the artifact that Merlin left behind. This time, though, they’re using ensorcelled humans to do the job, something that is also expressly forbidden. Anton not only has to deal with the Watches of Samarkand – which are far less efficient and well-staffed as others in Europe – but there’s still someone out to kill him. Almost a legend among Others, Rustam is probably the only one who can come even close to figuring out what Merlin hid, and why. In the second story, Anton is sent out to Uzbekistan to find one of the greatest Others who had ever lived, a man by the name of Rustam. Something truly terrible, no matter whose hands it fell into. What he finds, however, is evidence that the mythical Merlin had left something in Edinburgh for safekeeping. Anton knows he’s on the right track, though, when someone tries to kill him, and he ends up fighting his way through the Twilight to get his answers. of your standard vampire, and the place where the murder occurred – a horror funhouse in the middle of the city – has its own mysterious properties as well. The method of the murder doesn’t fit the M.O. You'd think a Scottish vampire wouldn't be so hard to find.Problem is, the Day Watch has no idea who or what killed the young man, and they’re just as hot to find the killer as Anton is. The pact between the Dark and the Light expressly forbids such actions, and the violation of treaty could lead to terrible consequences for all. A young man, the son of a Russian magnate, has been murdered, and it looks for all the world like a vampire – a Dark Other – has done the deed. He is assigned by his boss, Gesar, to investigate a mysterious killing in Edinburgh, Scotland. His abilities are far beyond most, and that makes his responsibilities that much greater. Due to the events of the last book, Anton is now a Higher Other, having been elevated by the use of the fuaran a mystical book that can create or raise Others. In the first, we are once again introduced to Anton Gorodetsky, an agent of the Moscow Night Watch.

Much like the previous volumes, this one is divided into three novellas, which all tie together into a greater plot. Also thanks to modern technology, I can recycle images! Everybody wins!Thanks to modern technology, I was able to get the final (as far as I know) book, The Last Watch on my Kindle and get myself up to speed.

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