Night's Child

Cate Tiernan is one of my favorite authors.I think her work is amazing.In this book We skip through morgan's life to twenty years ahead.Shes grown and she has her own child now.Morgans life was always peaceful until she found out about her past.Then things started to happen that she couldn't control.Then after all that everything was calm. Things had been calm for twenty years and then Part of her old life returns to her.You need to read this book to find out what happens.

Yet another lovely book in the Sweep series. It was very good with some unexpected events, however I was a bit disapointed. It wasn't as much of an emotional rollercoaster as past Sweep books have been. It felt like it just needed more to it. Also I wish it had ended better. I mean, I love the whole series and this book was good too, it just lacked some stuff. I was hoping that in the epilogue they'd say more about how well Moira was getting along with Hunter and about any developments in her and Ian's relationship. I still want another book for the series though (...)

this was TRULY a masterpiece! its about 16 yrs later from when we last saw Morgan, and she has a daughter Moira Byrne. her husband Colm has recently died and Morgan is having disturbing visions(sort of) and there is some1 trying to hurt her and Moira. She finds that Hunter is not dead and there is something about Moira that she doesn't know. if you wanna know then you'll have to read it ; )

I still cant believe this is the last one but talk about going out with a bang.I know most of you have been waiting a long time for this book and believe me,you wont be disappointed.this is an epic adventure that is a real page turner.So congratulations to Cate and thanks for the memories.

This book was amazing. The book tells about Morgans daughter, Moira. Moira is 15 and starts learning secrets of her mothers past and why people think Morgan is the greatest witch. This book starts almost a whole new series. I hope that Cate Tiernan does continue with the series now focused on Moira.