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When Wesley opens a package that arrives special delivery,
he is instantly sent into a coma-like slumber. Its obvious
he has fallen victim to a spell, and Angel sets off with Gunn
to get to the bottom of things. Everyone, however, in a position
to assist - magick shop owners, and even policemen and astronomers
have been hit by the supernatural sandman. Cordelia is informed
of a plot by a vampire to plunge the world into total darkness.
With Wesley in the throws of a terrible nightmare, and unable
to be roused, it may be the end for him, and the rest of humankind...
Stranger
to the Sun has a pretty cool idea for a plot, and is well
written as if it followed the script style of an Angel
TV episode. Cordelia is her normal cutting self, whilst Angel
and Gunn load up on weapons and try to find a solution (usually
involving violence) much to the annoyance of the sleeping
people across LA.
Whilst
trying to work out how these people have been put to sleep,
they begin to discover that the sleeping powder has been used
to get those who may be able to stop the plot out of the way,
and that this night of all nights is the one where a vampire
can stop the sun from ever appearing over the horizon again.
Well
written, the book is slightly slow to start, and though not
the best thing I've ever read, it's worth checking out. Stranger
to the Sun is one of the most well thought out Angel
novels to date.
Keri
Allan
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