Night Season

by Eileen Wilks

Book Overview

Lupine sorcerer Cullen Seabourne and FBI Agent Cynna Weaver are just coming to terms with having a baby, when they are lured to another realm where magic is commonplace and night never ends. Their... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 042522015X
• ISBN13: 9780425220153
• Release Date: January 2008
• Publisher: Berkley Books
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.3" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Postsecondary and higher

Customer Reviews

Enjoy the Night Season

Night Season is another triumph in the Lupi Series by Eileen Wilks. It continues the story of Cullen Seabourne and Cynna Weaver, as they embark on a challenging adventure in an alternate reality. It also intertwines the characters of Nathan Hunter and Kai Tallman Michalski from Ms. Wilks' novelette with the Lupi series. We get to keep tabs on Lily Yu and Rule Turner too. Ms. Wilks expands on the charming character of Gan, the little demon who grows a soul. The book is exciting and romantic. Ms. Wilks is an awesome story weaver. I've read and re-read this one several times.

A journey thru "where the sun doesn't shine", literally

In this 4th book of Wilks' Lupi series, Wilks lets supporting characters Cynna and Cullen take the leading roles. The book is a good read on its own. However, as with most series, readers will appreciate some of the details more if they read at least Wilks' previous book in the series, Blood Lines (The World of the Lupi, Book 3), which sets the stage for this book. To avoid possible spoilers, I'll give just a brief outline of the plot. Folks from another world called Edge come thru a magical portal to seek help recovering a powerful and mysterious artifact. Cynna and Cullen end up in the team the government assembles to investigate. After ending up in Edge not quite in the expected manner or place, the team has to cope with the intricacies of an old and complex world plus lots of twists in the plot. Cynna finds someone from her past in a position of authority in Edge - and Cynna doesn't deal well with authority or her own past. And then there is the question of whether the former possessors of the artifact should be given it back - if Cynna can even find it. There are mysterious strangers with unknown intent lurking about, as well. The tale is told well, with enough twists and surprises to fill two books and the romance between Cynna and Cullen goes thru trials and strains, with dramatic arrivals and sudden, unexpected departures. I'm definitely more of a fantasy fan than a romance fan but even for me, their developing relationship grabs my interest. And the fantasy components are very well-crafted, too. Wilks makes of Edge an interesting and well-crafted world, with both familiar folks (gnomes and elves) and new races, but usually with a twist. Just wait until you learn the true origin of the race of gnomes, for example.

Wonderful Blend Of Magic Adventure And Romance

I give it five stars..... Night Season by Eileen Wilks, is a wonderful blend of magic, adventure, and romance and in my opinion her best story yet. In this story part four of the world of lupi series, a pregnant Cynna Weaver and her companion the lupi sorcerer Cullen Seaborne along with one of my favorite characters the sassy little demon Gan journey to a magical realm called Edge in order to obtain a stolen medallion. Along the way they encounter numerous hardships and fantastic adventures. their very hard to put down story is literally filled with action, adventure, romance, magic, and even a dragon. Before reading this story I would recommend that you read the previous books in the series, so that you will understand all of the nuances of this wonderful and magical world that the author has crafted.

Night Season

This book was my favorite one out of the whole entire series. My all time favorite character in this book is Gan (doesn't she remind you of Simi, Ashes daughter??). I won't tell the details of Night Season's, but it was a wonderful, wonderful, book.