Got this from Bookmooch.com - I still miss this series and will quite happily watch the re-runs, so it's great to read a new adventure every so often.

A quick read and a welcome return to Sunnydale.

A Cornish folk monster is stalking the streets, making people dance to death. That's all folks ....

Like a lot of these short YA Buffy novels, they're isn't a huge amount of depth or much of a plotline, and they rely on the reader being a fan to add in your own context. However, the 'monster' was interesting, even if the reason for it being in Sunnydale just seemed a bit 'pat'. The secondary storylines of the student teachers, the rep from the Watcher's council and the Battle of the Bands, weren't really explored ..... with a monster that whistles music to feed on people, wouldn't you have had the showdown where all the Bands were playing?

Anywho ..... this kept me entertained for an hour or so, and I did smile in places at the Scooby Gang's banter.

Worth reading if you're a Buffy fan, but if you're not, you might find it a bit flat.

Donated to the Cameo Café project - for more info, check out www.nwdementiasupportgroup.org.uk

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Received in the post today from Dark Draco, along with 6 other books for the Cameo Café. Thanks very much. (One of our carers is very fond of vampire books so I will put this one aside for her in the first instance).

Given to Kate today at the Cameo Café. Kate is a carer and loves vampire books so she has added it to her collection. She is a slow reader but will get round to reading it in time then bring it back to the bookshelf.