Blooded
Blooded is a novel written by Christopher Golden and Nancy Holder, based on the U.S. television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.[1]
Plot summary
Chirayoju, an ancient Chinese vampire, and Sanno, a Japanese Mountain King, have been fighting for years. Their spirits were imprisoned in a sword by a curse. The sword arrives in Sunnydale and while viewing the Japanese exhibit at the museum Willow becomes possessed by the spirit of Chirayoju and Xander, later on, becomes possessed by the spirit of Sanno. Buffy must figure out a way to stop the two spirits without killing her own friends. During the final battle, when the fight takes an ugly turn, Buffy must also keep her own spirit alive.
References
- ^ The Vampire in Folklore, History, Literature, Film and Television: A Comprehensive Bibliography. McFarland. 2015. p. 19. ISBN 978-0-7864-9936-6.
External links
Reviews
- Nika-summers.com - Review of this book by Nika Summers
- Shadowcat.name - Review of this book
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Buffy novels
Buffy books in order of Buffyverse chronology
- Tales of the Slayer
- Pretty Maids All in a Row
- Blackout
- Halloween Rain
- Coyote Moon
- Night of the Living Rerun
- How I Survived My Summer Vacation
- Keep Me in Mind
- The Suicide King
- Colony
- Bad Bargain
- Portal Through Time
- After Image
- Carnival of Souls
- Blooded
- Go Ask Malice
- Sins of the Father
- Child of the Hunt
- Ghoul Trouble
- Paleo
- The Evil That Men Do
- Doomsday Deck
- Immortal
- Prime Evil
- Power of Persuasion
- Revenant
- The Gatekeeper
- Resurrecting Ravana
- Return to Chaos
- Visitors
- Unnatural Selection
- Obsidian Fate
- Deep Water
- Here Be Monsters
- The Book of Fours
- Sunnydale High Yearbook
- The Lost Slayer
- Oz: Into the Wild
- These Our Actors
- Unseen
- Tempted Champions
- Little Things
- Crossings
- Sweet Sixteen
- Wisdom of War
- Cursed
- Blood and Fog
- Monster Island
- Wicked Willow
- Seven Crows
- Apocalypse Memories
- Mortal Fear
- Spark and Burn
- Heat
- Queen of the Slayers
- Dark Congress
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