** spoiler alert ** 
 The third book in the Nightrunner series, Traitor's Moon is a slight departure from the previous two. The previous two books were focused on various plot threads, spying, mysteries, etc... This one sets a completely different pace. For one thing, it takes place, for the most part in Seregil's home country of Aurenen, and there is a fair amount of political hand-holding, though there is a slight bit of mystery. The backbone of this story isn't in the action, it's in the connection with the characters and in getting a deeper understanding of the intricacies of the Aurenfaie, the different clans and how they value things like Honor and truth, and how they interact with one another. 
 We also learn the true circumstances behind not only Seregil's exile, but Alec's birth, though I suspect there is more to the story of the Hazadrielfaie's exodus from Aurenen than we have learned thus far. Not to mention the the strange prediction telling Alec he would "father a child of no woman". All mysterious things that I think we won't see answers for just yet. 
 I also I liked Nyal and was pleased to see Beka find someone. Thero grew on me a lot in this book. In the previous two books I didn't *dislike* him exactly, but I wasn't overly fond of him either. We also see more of Klia and Beka's Turma 
 Still, overall I enjoyed this book quite a lot, just in a different way than the previous two.