"I little thought, when I came to beg shelter at Kelgarran Hall one rainy night,
that I should take part in its downfall."
by Sapphire-Winning Author Pauline J. Alama
Bantam Spectra 2002
"One has to go back to the works of R.A. Lafferty to find another fantasy in which an apocalypse means not the end of everything or the begnning of a harsh and cruel world, but rather the beginning of new heavens and new earth. The Eye of the Night is an ingenious and exhilirating story with an indomitable woman protagonist"
-Andrew Greeley
"[I]f you like romantic fantasy of epic scope, with heartbreak and sacrifice and true love, layered with rich mythos, complex world-building, and tender symbolism, then this is the book for you."
A finalist for the Compton Crook/Stephen Tall Award for Best First Novel in Science Fiction/Fantasy
Nominated for a Romantic Times Reviewer's Choice Award
Booklist recommends The Eye of Night to fans of Lois McMaster Bujold's The Curse of Chalion, Locus called The Eye of Night "pleasantly different," SFRevu praised its "adventurous travels, supernatural thrills, mythic resonances and depth of feeling," Rendezvous called it "A masterful first novel," and Romantic Times rated it a Top Pick for July 2002.
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