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The newest instalment in the phenomenal Night Watch series. The streets of Moscow aren't safe. Higher Light The Sixth Watch Anton is one of the Others, possessed of magical powers and able to enter the Twilight, The Sixth Watch shadowy world parallel to our own. Each Other must swear allegiance to one side: either the Light, or the Dark. But who is after Anton and what do they want? Anton's investigation leads him to a Prophet, The Sixth Watch Other with the gift of seeing the future. Her horrifying vision heralds the end of all life at the hands of an ancient threat - unless Anton can reunite a mysterious organisation known only as the Sixth Watch, before it's too late. Sergei Lukyanenko. In Russia, all volumes of the Night Watch series have sold over two million hardcovers between them. Sergei Lukyanenko lives in Moscow. Search books and authors. Buy from…. View all online retailers. The sixth instalment in the phenomenal Night Watch series. Also by Sergei Lukyanenko. Praise for The Sixth Watch. SciFi Now A satisfying end to the series, and one that ties The Sixth Watch a lot of loose threads. Related titles. Private Moscow. James PattersonAdam Hamdy. A Gentleman in Moscow. A Deadly Education. Roald DahlQuentin Blake. Anxious People. The Night Circus. Philip PullmanChristopher Wormell. Red Notice. The Spy and the Traitor. D A Tale of Two Worlds. The Living Dead. George A. RomeroDaniel Kraus. Good Omens. Neil GaimanTerry Pratchett. The Shadow Friend. Death in Her Hands. Norwegian Wood. Crime and Punishment. Our top books, exclusive content and competitions. Straight to your inbox. Sign up The Sixth Watch our newsletter using your email. Enter your email to sign up. Thank you! Your subscription to Read More was successful. To help us recommend your next book, tell us what you enjoy reading. Add your interests. Sixth Watch (Night Watch Series #6) by Sergei Lukyanenko, Paperback | Barnes & Noble®

A child psychologist comes in to help an eight year old boy who sees dead people. Since the huge success of The Sixth Senseseveral filmmakers have attempted to exploit the trope. Night Shyamalan Plot Twist, Ranked. The Others is the story of a woman who lives with her two photosensitive children. She later suspects that her house is haunted and she must protect her The Sixth Watch. Story of The Village is based on a small deserted town in Pennsylvania. Its resident to do not cross the boundaries of the village or the evil entities beyond the boundaries will come for them. However, Ivy violates these rules to save Lucius, the love of her life. It ends up stirring similar emotions in the audience as The Sixth Sense. Movie centers around a year-old, Carlos who lost his father in the Spanish Civil War. He is left at a gloomy orphanage only to find out that the place is haunted and has too many dark secrets. Discomfort of these boys is evident throughout the movies. A small Maine town is hit by storm which is accompanied by ominous mist. Protagonists have their house damaged and are stuck in a supermarket with other people. They find that mist brought frightening creatures who aim to kill humans. It does not compare with the genius of The Sixth Sense however, the ending of the movie is disturbing as the palpable tension, paranoia, and horror culminates into a distressing climax. Under a sinister plot of the doctors, he is assigned to investigate disappearance of a patient. With unveiling of dark secrets of The Sixth Watch hospital and his own life, Teddy begins doubting everything around him, including his sanity. The Sixth Watch the movies revolve around men who have sought to uncover a mystery that are unknowingly linked to them and are revealed through jaw-dropping twists. In The Orphanagea woman along with her family returns to the orphanage for handicapped children which was her childhood home. Then her son starts communicating with an apparition which The Sixth Watch to some harrowing consequences. Again, both the The Sixth Watch put young boys in center who can talk to ghosts and the story builds from there. Both the movies offer The Sixth Watch thrilling moments with right amount of drama. A couple who recently lost their daughter are in Venice and meet two sisters. The wife seems captivated by the idea while the husband resists. However, he himself has flashes in which he sees his daughter along with his wife and the two sisters on a funeral gondola. The Sixth Watch Sixth Sense exhibits brilliance in almost every area of film-making, so if one is a fan of the movie mainly because of that mind boggling plot twist, then Memento is the perfect choice to be picked up next. A teenager escapes a lethal The Sixth Watch and then a man in rabbit suit starts following him around. Jacob is Vietnam War veteran who is grieving the loss of his child and his wife has left him. He aims to find out about his past but has been experiencing dissociation. He struggles to distinguish between reality and delusions. Both movies have an ending that turns everything upside down. Other than that, both of them have middle-aged men who The Sixth Watch started experiencing unnatural phenomena that they are unable to decipher themselves. By Laiba Siddiqui May The Sixth Watch, Share Share Tweet Email 0. Related Topics Lists the sixth sense. Watch The Sixth Sense () Episode 6 Online With English sub | Dramacool

Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Get A Copy. Hardcoverpages. More Details Original Title. Other Editions Friend Reviews. To see The Sixth Watch your friends thought of this book, please sign The Sixth Watch. Anyone know if an English translation is in the works? Marcus Ignore that, just checked other editions and saw the English version due out in September. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. After a bit bleak fifth installment, this one comes as arguably the best chapter in the saga. The author made some brave moves, that might anger some readers, but I stand fully astonished. I even cried at the end, which has never happened with this series before. This time, The Sixth Watch is investigating a vampire who is attacking humans but without killing its victims in order to send him a message. The investigation leads to a discovery of long lost ancient secrets who come to the surface to threaten the Others, humans, basically the entire world. Anton, his The Sixth Watch Nadya, his wife Sveta, Gesar of the Night Watch and Zabulon of the Day Watch are forced to work together in order to protect the world from the enemy seemingly made of the Twilight itself, with a mission that no one can understand. Presence of misogyny is more annoying than usual, but I guess I got used to it by now. Now, what I loved about this book is that it truly tied the whole series together and concluded the story. Honestly, no chapter looks like a filler or made up just for the sake of publishing the book. The author brings back a bunch of characters that I have forgotten about, which only added to the suspense and mystery. The book had me The Sixth Watch my toes the entire time and I just wish I could go through that experience again with the same book. Few extraordinary plot twists, fast-paced like The Sixth Watch, with incredible chemistry between characters and witty dialogues, this is, without a doubt, a perfect book. Anton and his one-liners are amusing as always. It's amazing to read how he has become The Sixth Watch leader and to see other characters realize that too. View all 8 comments. Jan 09, Andrew Dombrowski rated it really liked it. This was an enjoyable read, although one that left me scratching my head a The Sixth Watch bit. It's hard to know exactly what to make of it. On the one hand, the promise made at the beginning of the book that this is the final book about the mage Anton Gorodetsky was clearly fulfilled; on the other hand, The Sixth Watch could imagine a new set of books being written afterwards. All in all, the Dozor Night Watch series was probably at its strongest in the first two books. Lukyanenko is a wonderful writer when it co This was an enjoyable read, although one that left me scratching my head a little bit. Lukyanenko is a wonderful writer when it comes to characterization and pacing, and those first two The Sixth Watch provided a broader glimpse into the human world of the Watches and those they watch. Subsequent books have narrowed their focus and dealt largely with 1 world-building and the resolution of certain mysteries involved with the underlying magical structure of the imagined world and 2 the Gorodetsky family. The world-building has been top-heavy at best, and having finished this book that attempts to tie it all together, I am not entirely sure whether it brilliantly succeeded or whether the top-heavy world-building finally collapsed under too much narrative weight. That said, as usual, the book was tightly plotted and very well-characterized, such The Sixth Watch it was absolutely a pleasure to read. Not sure if I will come back to reread it, though. View 1 comment. It was Night Watch used to be a favorite series for me, but this may be the book that finally removes it from that list. At the beginning of the series, it was all about intrigue. It was about watching the complex web woven by the higher others in charge of both watches as they struggled to outmaneuver each other. It was about blurring the lines between good and evil, light and darkness. It was magnificent. By now, it's devolved into "lets see what other world- ending miracle the twilight c It was By now, it's devolved into "lets see what other world-ending miracle the twilight can shit out this week. The intrigue and complexity are gone, replaced by a mystery that ultimately doesn't deliver on The Sixth Watch promise. This book The Sixth Watch shifts the emphasis a bit to Anton's family life. Lukyanenko isn't exactly at his best in this arena, and should stick to the espionage. The sexism in this book seems much more pronounced than anywhere else The Sixth Watch the series, and it was never exactly progressive to begin with. The worst betrayal of all was that the book had such a clumsy ending. I don't need a happy ending to every story, but this was way too Deus Ex Machina for me. If you love this series like I did, stop at New Watch. Or maybe even Last Watch. This one has just enough going for it that you won't be able to completely ignore it, but it's bad enough to ruin the rest of them. The last of my favorite series of books. What I loved about this book is that it truly did tie the entire series together and concluded the story. So many books try to keep The Sixth Watch cliffhanger or end that one specific story, but not all of it. In the Sixth Watch, the author brings back a slew of characters that even I had forgotten about from throughout the series books. This story is a sort of puzzle, detective story in that Anton Gorodetsky is now involved in investigating a vampire who is attacking The last of my favorite series of books. This story is a sort of puzzle, detective story in that Anton Gorodetsky is now involved in investigating a vampire who is attacking; but not killing victims in order to send him a message. This investigations leads to a much greater problem as long lost ancient secrets come to surface that threaten all the Others, humans, and the entire world all together. The Sixth Watch book had me engaged almost the entire time. Lukyanenko does a great job in his books of having multiple plots and The Sixth Watch going on at the same time without being confusing or unattached. Who is this mysterious Vampire and why is Anton of all people the one that ties it all together. My only disappointment is that the very end which I wont spoil was a great ending, plot-wise, but honestly quite anti- climactic. What happens is satisfying and relieving, but I hoped it was a much grander spectacle. I'm sad to see this series end. Read this entire series in sequence; not a series you would want to random start on book 3 or 5 or The Sixth Watch. Start with Night Watch and read go from there. A nice ending to the saga. Like a proper circle of life. View 2 comments. Sometimes a series goes on past their prime. Not The Sixth Watch this case - this novel was as enjoyable as any of the other entries and the series. These types of series usually require that the stakes grow each time. That is true here, but it was intelligently handled and the plot added on to what went before without merely echoing itself. Plus it managed a great ending to what is suppose indeed be the last chapter to this The Sixth Watch. A quite fitting, albeit completely The Sixth Watch, closing to the epic Watch series. Is The Sixth Watch bad? Not at all. I enjoyed it quite much. Is it boring, out of syled?