Talk:Queen of the Slayers

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Thanks for Nika Summer's allowing the use of her synopses for the Buffy novels on WP.

-- Paxomen 15:08, 7 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]




Bold textThe ImmortalBold text

"In Rome, Buffy is attracted to the Immortal, an ambiguous yet charismatic vampire."

I just finished reading the book, and nowhere does it state that the immortal is a vampire. To my knowlege, it's not even implied. So what basis does the above quote (from the article) have to suggest that the Immortal is a vampire in this novel?

changed to "an ambiguous yet charismatic character." -- Paxomen 20:10, 30 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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