Read this book instead of listened, like I have with the previous 2 books, didn't like it as much in text form though It was a quick, easy read. Looking forward to the next one!!
This is the third book in the Nightside series, featuring John Taylor, who isn't just a "private eye," he has a "private eye", a mystical eye through which he can find just about anything "in the Nightside." The Nightside is a hidden magical area within London where it's always three in the morning ...
As in Neverwhere and other stories there is another world beside our own and if you know how to get there you find dreams and nightmares. This is a story about that world. A story about a man who works as an investigator in this world, it helps that if he tries he can find anything, but that abili...
John Taylor has a new case – to rescue the Nightingale. A singer whose voice is so incredible she may be the next big thing in the Nightside where the incredible is the norm. A singer whose sad songs can literally cause people to kill themselves in grief – a fact that only adds to her popularity, no...
I actually liked this one a little better than the last. Green still doesn't edit down enough...there are thousands of creatures walking along the Nightside at any moment, but the story of the Nightingale was good, and could have even been delved into more...Nightside books are always a quick read.
Not as strong as the first two in the series, but a simple and quick read, with a lot of awesomely gross descriptions. He drops enough hints to keep me interested in the overall story arch as well as the individual mysteries.
I honestly don't know why I keep reading these books... the man just has no sense of subtlety whatsoever. I'm pretty sure the only thing keeping me reading these is to see what new ideas Green can come up with, I will give him that, the man has a fascinating imagination. If he could just harness som...
While in hiding for causing blackouts all over the Nightside, John Taylor gets hired to find out why fans of a singer called the Nightingale are killing themselves. Taylor hooks up with Dead Boy, an undead youth eternally 17 years old and the trail takes them up against Mrs. and Mr. Cavendish, the ...
Ever heard the phrase, "Killer Voice?" Well, Rossignol (translates to Nightingale in French) is a girl in the Nightside who literally does. Her voice has the power to drive people to kill themselves. It didn't used to be that way, but something changed, made her sad, so all she can do is sing dreary...
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