Obsidian Fate (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

From Cortez to Mr Trick this book is filled with grand adventures and heart wrenching danger. It might even get you extra credit in history. The Aztec mythology provides an interesting background and exciting new challenges for the slayer and her slayettes. Buffy's dream predicting the death of someone near to her clouds her actions and brings her close to death herself. The plot poses the question if it comes down to saving the world or someone she loves which will Buffy choose? After the book is done I believe readers will find themselves wondering what they would see if they had the opportunity to gaze into the smoking mirror. It can be the source of late night speculation with friends over warm soda and cold pizza. I highly recommend this book.

When I bought this book from the bookstore, I thought it was just another good book about the Slayer. I learned quickly that books aren't always what they seem after reading Obsidian Fate. The relationship with Buffy and Angel was dipicted in a way that I could have never thought posible. She really expressed what I wanted to see happen with their on/off relationship. The plot of the book kept me on the edge of my seat until the end. Aztec ruins, a magick mirror, having the Scooby gang get captured, all of it was really thrilling. And seeing Oz and Willow's relationship grwo though it all was amazing. I hope she will continue to write Buffy books.

I loved this book. Her dream scared me since Angel is one of my favorite characters! Anyone who is a fan should read all the Buffy books especially this one! Must Read!

I thought this was one of the best buffy books i have read. It was packed with action and mystery so my overall review is i give it 5 stars! :

If you are a fan of Buffy-related fiction, this one is a must. Diana Gallagher has all of the characters down pat, and each of them speaks and acts true to their TV characters (which isn't always the case with authors who may not be all that familiar with the show). This intriguing story seems to take place shortly before the 3rd season episode "Helpless." A few continuity problems aside (as well as some annoying mispellings -- Angeles instead of Angelus), this book is a truly great Buffy book. A must for any die-hard fan.