Willow
is back in Sunnydale, but she's terrified: she knows her powers
will be needed soon, but she's afraid that if she uses them,
it's back to being the Big Bad. She can feel something strange
happening, but the other Scoobies don't seem to notice. Everybody's
dealing with their own issues. Willow's instincts are right
on. A wolf in sheep's clothing has set off a series of freakish
events. The apocalypse has begun. While the world falls apart
around them the Scoobies have to decide what is important
to them. There's one last hope: a secret spell with dangerous
side effects. But is Willow ready to use her powers?...
Apocalypse
Memories is a really great read! Set at the beginning
of season seven when Willow returns from England, this story
deals with the real apocalypse; not the kind you can fight,
but the one decided by God and out of the control of all earthly
beings.
It
takes a while for the gang to work out what is going on, but
floods, plagues, swarms make it clear that the real end has
arrived, and there is nothing that they can do - or is there?
There's just something you can't pinpoint that makes this
story so good. It's easy to read, and although it's quite
a small book, it doesn't come across as too short, the story
just flows, and keeps you intrigued all the way through -
there wasn't a point during reading this where I lost interest
or got bored.
Personally,
I'd say this is a book that Buffy fans will love, and
for those non-Buffy fans the story is great in its
own right; there's some suspense, some action, some comedy,
some sadness and a huge, real, apocalypse!
Although
the show is over this might bring some new people into the
Buffy fold, so, nice one Pocket Books - we want more
of these!
Keri
Allan
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