Dark is the Moon

Dark is the Moon
Author(s)	Ian Irvine
Cover artist	Mark Sofilas
Country	Australia
Language	English
Series	The View from the Mirror
Genre(s)	Fantasy novel
Publisher	Orbit Books, Penguin Books
Publication date	3 May 2001
Media type	Print (Paperback)
Pages	704 pp (paperback edition)
ISBN	ISBN 1-84149-038-5 (paperback edition)
OCLC Number	46984194
Preceded by	The Tower on the Rift
Followed by	The Way Between the Worlds

Dark is the Moon is the third novel in The View from the Mirror quartet, by Ian Irvine.

Official Synopsis

Volume 3 of the acclaimed The View from the Mirror quartet continues the action begun in A Shadow on the Glass and The Tower on the Rift. Rulke the Great Betrayer is free at last to use the deadly construct he has spent a thousand years perfecting. To succeed he needs just one thing – Karan's unique sensitive talent. Karan and her lover Llian are lost in the Nightland, in an alien palace that is collapsing about them. Only Rulke can open the gate and send them home to Santhenar, but Karan is terrified he will corrupt Llian. Yggur and Mendark, sworn enemies, struggle to tame the power of the rift. They must seal the gate before Rulke brings forth his construct. If they fail, he will ravage the world. And if they succeed, Karan and Llian will be trapped in the Nightland for eternity.

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