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Trade Review“There are two things Lukyanenko does exceedingly well—building an intricate, believable world and then forcing characters to make hard choices within that world—and he brings both strengths to the fore in
The Genome, a multi-layered mystery with some impressive sci-fi ornamentation.” —
San Francisco Book Review “Lukyanenko uses his questing hero to explore the mind, the heart, and many genres . . . allowing even jaded readers to see their fields of interest anew, gain a deeper understanding—and be thoroughly entertained.” —Faren Miller,
Locus “The narrative moves briskly and often mysteriously, with a curiously boyish enthusiasm. Add in splashes of humor, quirky references to Western cultural tropes and a true-to-life conclusion. . . . refreshingly different and something of a page-turner: well worth investigating.” —
Kirkus Reviews“[An] excellent 1999 novel by the noted Russian SF author, finally available in an English translation . . . Lukyanenko is at the forefront of contemporary Russian SF, and his English-speaking fans should be thrilled to finally have a chance to read this fine novel.” —
Booklist“
The Genome is complex, witty, ambitious, amusing and entertaining.” —SF Site
“
Night Watch is an epic of extraordinary power.” —Quentin Tarantino
“Like Tolkien getting mugged in a Moscow back alley by John le Carré.” —
Bleeding Cool on
New Watch “[A] sceptical, intelligent thriller.” —
The Daily Telegraph on
Night Watch “[As] potent as a shot of vodka . . . [a] compelling urban fantasy.” —
Publishers Weekly, starred review of
Night Watch
