Engrossing story based on the TV series.  As always the author
explores the Psychological aspects of the victims but shorts on the
physical effects. While I do enjoy most of her works that I have read
she reminds me of Steven King in that they both use 3 words where 1
will more than suffice.  "Brevity is the soul of wit" and would really
move the story along if she would take this advice.  4 out of 5 
(Stark47)

Not as intense as most of this author's books & better written.

  4 out of 5  (LNH2)

Not recommended.'Buffy' is not really 'Buffy', parts of its lore are
missing or just false ("... by someone who used to be on her side." <
The antagonist(s) was (were) never on Buffy's side to begin with). It
almost feels like the idea to make this a 'fanfiction' came later, a
late addition really. All of which is a shame because the story has
some good ideas. The term 'wasted potential' comes to mind. With some
tweaking this could be a splendid story. Change the location (the
series has plenty to chose from), use a different character as the
antagonist (again, there are better choices), downplay some aspects
and emphasize other and this can be great.  2 out of 5  (WN78)

Engrossing story based on the TV series.  As always the author
explores the Psychological aspects of the victims but shorts on the
physical effects. While I do enjoy most of her works that I have read
she reminds me of Steven King in that they both use 3 words where 1
will more than suffice.  "Brevity is the soul of wit" and would really
move the story along if she would take this advice.  4 out of 5 
(Stark47)

Not as intense as most of this author's books & better written.

  4 out of 5  (LNH2)

Not recommended.'Buffy' is not really 'Buffy', parts of its lore are
missing or just false ("... by someone who used to be on her side." <
The antagonist(s) was (were) never on Buffy's side to begin with). It
almost feels like the idea to make this a 'fanfiction' came later, a
late addition really. All of which is a shame because the story has
some good ideas. The term 'wasted potential' comes to mind. With some
tweaking this could be a splendid story. Change the location (the
series has plenty to chose from), use a different character as the
antagonist (again, there are better choices), downplay some aspects
and emphasize other and this can be great.  2 out of 5  (WN78)

Engrossing story based on the TV series.  As always the author
explores the Psychological aspects of the victims but shorts on the
physical effects. While I do enjoy most of her works that I have read
she reminds me of Steven King in that they both use 3 words where 1
will more than suffice.  "Brevity is the soul of wit" and would really
move the story along if she would take this advice.  4 out of 5 
(Stark47)

Not as intense as most of this author's books & better written.

  4 out of 5  (LNH2)

Not recommended.'Buffy' is not really 'Buffy', parts of its lore are
missing or just false ("... by someone who used to be on her side." <
The antagonist(s) was (were) never on Buffy's side to begin with). It
almost feels like the idea to make this a 'fanfiction' came later, a
late addition really. All of which is a shame because the story has
some good ideas. The term 'wasted potential' comes to mind. With some
tweaking this could be a splendid story. Change the location (the
series has plenty to chose from), use a different character as the
antagonist (again, there are better choices), downplay some aspects
and emphasize other and this can be great.  2 out of 5  (WN78)