Long Way Home

If you haven't already read the first two books of this “trilogy,” don’t bother. This is the only one you need to read. You can infer the setup in the fist two books from the flashbacks in this one.

This volume actually is worth reading. It is well-paced and interesting. Although the characters don’t quite ring true, the story and the characters are entertaining—so long as you don’t compare them to the real thing. It’s like watching a movie adaptation of your favorite book. You have to forget the book to enjoy the movie. ( )

This line about sums this book up :

He looked grateful at the fantastic four, Slayer, Slayer, vampire, vampire. "Now you see why I'm glad you folks showed up."

Spike helps himself to a leap through the door, and when none of them come back, and no children are returned, Riley and Gunn go to break Faith out of jail to help, being all out of superpowers at their end.

So, the gang is most definitely all here in this book.

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