Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Demons of the Hellmouth: A Guide for Slayers

Description

Demons of the Hellmouth is a fully licensed guide to the vampires and other demons that flocked to the Sunnydale Hellmouth in Joss Whedon's cult TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. This in-universe illustrated guide is written by Rupert Giles, and also contains handwritten notes from Buffy and Willow. This unique book promises a diabolical romp through the highlights of the beloved show.

New York Times best-selling author Nancy Holder has written numerous Buffy and Angel tie-in novels, as well as co-authoring the first 2 Buffy Watcher's Guides. A four-time winner of the Bram Stoker Award, she is the author of dozens of novels, short stories, and essays on writing and popular culture.

"A must have item. It's the perfect book to have by your side as you're watching an episode or to settle arguments among you and your vampire." - Sci Fi Pulse "If you want Buffy done right, you hire Nancy Holder." - Fangirl Nation "If you're looking to add a great resource of the vampires and other demons that flocked to the Sunnydale Hellmouth in Joss Whedon's cult TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, then look no further." - City of Films "Even if you're a new fan and just beginning your journey of Joss Whedon's Buffy, The Vampire Slayer TV seasons, then Demons of the Hellmouth is great start and intro to universe" - Retrenders "If you're looking to add a great resource of the vampires and other demons that flocked to the Sunnydale Hellmouth in Joss Whedon's cult TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, then look no further." - City of Films "a book that fans will be glad to have on their shelves" - Mugglenet "a great reminder of the breadth and depth of the show's mythology and offered insight into details of the show I'd missed, or long-forgotten." - Nerdophiles "I enjoyed reading Demons of the Hellmouth immensely" - Hypable "A nice addition to any Buffy collection." - Project Fandom "It's really a fantastic book." - That Girl's Site "Holder does a fine job of capturing Giles' academic, yet oft-bemused, tone." - SafeWOW