The Last Star at Dawn: Book Three of the Lightbringer Trilogy

The Lightbringer #3

by Oliver Johnson

With the sun's light waning, humankind has divided itself into the worshippers of the God of Light and the servants of Eternal Night, with both factions preparing to do battle to the death. Original.

Genres: Fantasy, Fiction

368 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1999

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Reviews

[Eddy Richards · Rating 2 out of 5]

Tries a bit too hard to be epic but is a bit of a confused mess with new species, abilities, characteristics and people constantly introduced. Ending is a bit disappointing too.

[Tom Hooker · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not much original in this fantasy series conclusion. The followers of Reh, the sun god, face off against the followers of Iss, Lord of Darkness. The good guys include a priest of Reh, a boy-king, and a pretty woman who is known as the Lightbringer. The bad guys are the undead, vampires, and are led by the meanest undead vampire of them all. You know how it ends.