Product Description

When a formerly normal student suddenly shoots his entire family dead and then commits suicide, Buffy and her gang accustomed to the influence of the Hellmouth which lies underneath Sunnydale, start looking for the usual suspects - vampires, demons or witches. The truth turns out to be even harder.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #587790 in Books
• Published on: 2000-08-07
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• 352 pages

Customer Reviews

Not a bad read
This is a really well written book but it does have its problems. It poses the evil vampire as too powerful, Buffy has killed the baddest vampire of them all, The Master, so no other vampire should be as powerful. Apart fom that problem its a great read and I would recommend it to anyone who is a fan of Buffy. Its well devolped and imaginative not a fave but definately not one that should get thrown away.

a really,really brill book!
i thought that "The Evil That Men Do" was a really exciting,imteresting book.i have read a number of Buffy books including Blooded,Child of the Hunt,Ghost Roads and The Xander Years Vol.2 and i found all of them really well written.As i don't have a tv i can't watch the series but i am almost glad because i can give them my own appearences in my imagination. i am hoping to get The Sons Of Entropy and Return to Chaos and i hope they will be as good as the others i have read.

Best book I've read in ages
I relly liked this book and I also liked the way that Nancy Holder did the plot. I mean it's practically impossible for that to happen but it did. The vampire's Julian and Helen really got my attention cuz they reminded me of Spike and Drusilla so much. I would totally recommend this book to anyone that wants to read it because it really is one of the best Buffy book's I've read!