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jaydeqt's review
4.0
I really enjoyed this book. It focused on Willow and Spike, and expanded on the episode “Fool for Love”. I wish they spent more time on the endings for the Buffy books, because they feel abrupt. I was enjoying the story so much that I hoped for more regarding Cecily and her father being reunited.
innae's review
3.0
An enjoyable enough story, and the authors found the voices for Willow, Spike and Dru -- I question everyone else, but those were the main characters for this story anyway.
It centers around Willow's Drama class (the one Buffy had to drop when she needed to take care of Dawn and actually get a job, in addition to being The Chosen One) and the story of how William became Spike. It jumps between Sunnydale in 2000 and London 1880. I enjoyed the London story a bit more, as it was the Spike story (and I do so love him...even now) It took a little bit for the stories to get going, and to weave into each other, but when they did, the last 100 pages of the book read like lightning flashes.
I would recommend this book to Buffy fans, specifically those who liked Will and Spike.
It centers around Willow's Drama class (the one Buffy had to drop when she needed to take care of Dawn and actually get a job, in addition to being The Chosen One) and the story of how William became Spike. It jumps between Sunnydale in 2000 and London 1880. I enjoyed the London story a bit more, as it was the Spike story (and I do so love him...even now) It took a little bit for the stories to get going, and to weave into each other, but when they did, the last 100 pages of the book read like lightning flashes.
I would recommend this book to Buffy fans, specifically those who liked Will and Spike.
atrixareads's review against another edition
4.0
This is a really great example of a media tie in. It is mostly very well written and the characterisation is consistent with the show. Fantastic plot- i'd recommend to Buffy fans.
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