Post by Charlynn on Dec 16, 2010 22:29:52 GMT -5
Coyote Moon
Although I've already discussed the final novels in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Volume One, the first was entitled Coyote Moon and was much simpler plot wise, I felt. By John Vornholt, the story focused upon Buffy discovering that a traveling carnival was really a cover for a pack of shape shifting coyotes looking to offer human sacrifices in order to rise their former boss who died in 1895. (Through shape-shifting, they were able to drastically prolong their lifespans.) With the help of her watcher, Giles, Buffy was able to save Willow and Xander and prevent the were-coyotes from succeeding with their diabolical plan.
Although I've already discussed the final novels in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Volume One, the first was entitled Coyote Moon and was much simpler plot wise, I felt. By John Vornholt, the story focused upon Buffy discovering that a traveling carnival was really a cover for a pack of shape shifting coyotes looking to offer human sacrifices in order to rise their former boss who died in 1895. (Through shape-shifting, they were able to drastically prolong their lifespans.) With the help of her watcher, Giles, Buffy was able to save Willow and Xander and prevent the were-coyotes from succeeding with their diabolical plan.