When I found out the series is finally being released in the UK I jumped at the chance to read it.

Nightlife has been on my radar for sometime now after hearing about the series from several US bloggers but I'd never quite got around to ordering a US copy. Niko is determined to protect his younger brother but it appears that the Gendels have finally caught up with them - can they survive the upcoming battle? Cal's father is a Grendel (well that's the name the brothers have given the monsters but I think you'll be surprised when you find out what they really are!) and the Grendels have taken a keen interest in him but the brothers don't know why. Visit Rob Thurman's website for more informationĬal and his half brother Niko have been on the run for four years. Roadkill (already available in the US, UK release date unknown at this time)īlackout (already available in the US, UK release date unknown at this time)ĭoubletake (US release date = 6th March 2012, UK release date unknown at this time) Madhouse (already available in the US, UK release date = 2nd August 2012)ĭeathwish (already available in the US, UK release date = 6th December 2012) Moonshine (already available in the US, UK release date = 1st March 2012) Meanwhile the bright lights of the Big Apple shine on, oblivious to the fact that the fate of the human world will be decided in the fight of Cal and Niko's lives. But Cal is about to learn why they want him, why they've always wanted him: he is the key to unleashing their hell on earth. And given that he's a monster whose dark lineage is the stuff of nightmares they really don't want him and his entire otherworldly race catching up with them. Cal's father has been after him for the last four years. It's a fairly normal life, but for the fact that Cal and Niko are constantly on the run. He eats junk food, he doesn't clean up after himself and he fights with his half brother Niko.

Well, half of one anyway.'Ĭal Leandros is nineteen. I've known that since I can remember, just like I've always known that I was one. There always have been and there always will be.

Nightlife by rob thurman