Buffy the Vampire Slayer: These Our Actors | Ashley McConnell | Dori Koogler | Children | Fantasy | eBooks


Buffy the Vampire Slayer: These Our Actors

By: Ashley McConnell, Dori Koogler


Buffy the Vampire Slayer: These Our Actors - Adobe eBook

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: These Our Actors ~~ Adobe eBook

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: These Our Actors Summary:

Willow Rosenberg is disappointed when her best friend Buffy, aka the Chosen One, decides to drop drama class in order to concentrate on her Slaying. Willow decides to stick with the class on her own, however, and this once-shy wallflower is pleased to find herself way bitten with the acting bug.

It's no surprise to Buffy and the Scoobs, then, when Willow decides to pitch in with the drama club's latest production. Of course, Sunnydale being Hellmouth Central, Willow soon discovers a link between drama and magick; in fact, many ancient Greek performances were actually invocations to the Gods.

Spike, who in his pre-vamp days had been a great patron of the arts, confirms this fact. He also takes an unusual level of interest in Willow's extracurricular activities. When strange paranormal occurrences -- and the appearance of a ghost or two -- threaten Willow's safety, the witch starts to wonder if it isn't time to exit, stage left....