The DoomsDay Slayers

Preview — Doomsday Deck by Diana G. Doomsday Deck Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 3 8 by Diana G. It sees the arrival of Justine, who specialises in Tarot paintings and Buffy has a nagging suspicion that Justine is not all she seems. Then one by one, the gang start to surrender their free will to some unseen force. Paperback , pages.

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To ask other readers questions about Doomsday Deck , please sign up. Lists with This Book. Dec 26, Indah Threez Lestari rated it it was ok Shelves: Nov 05, Nikki rated it liked it Shelves: These books are fun, kind of like reading an episode instead of watching one. This time Buffy must battle an evil tarot deck threatening to take over her friends and perhaps the universe. Feb 15, Joe De la salle rated it really liked it. Good read but was disappointing with the ending - could have done something more interesting. Mar 31, Jennifer rated it liked it. Can Tarot really end the world?!

Buffy has to wind up saving all her friends and the entire Universe from an Evil Goddess named Kali who possesses a young artist named Justine who does Tarot readings and when she does them the Deck of cards empowers the person's mind and puts their Essences and Emotional thoughts and makes them trapped in a Tarot painting.

The goal for the Tarot paintings is to speed up the process of ending the Universe. If Justine can do that, then the world will end and she w Can Tarot really end the world?! If Justine can do that, then the world will end and she will get what she wants. Can Buffy stop her? Or will her friends and her wind up trapped in the world of Tarot forever? I really enjoyed this book.

I still find the Buffy novels interesting. Aug 29, Ceejay rated it liked it. This was a fun entry in the Buffy books series. I won't be spoiling anything by letting you know that the title, Doomsday Deck" comes from the fact that the story centers on Tarrot cards. The author has captured the "regulars" well, and the story moves along at a good pace.

The TV show is long gone unless you have Netflix ,so at least the fans will have the novels to read! Apr 21, Dark-Draco rated it really liked it Shelves: Another good novel based on the characters we know and love. I loved the story - although I think I might be avoiding my Tarot deck for a while - not that I'd ever want to use them to bring about the end of the world - well, not at the moment anyway! I really enjoyed it and it brightened up a couple of otherwise dull dinner breaks.

Oct 12, Jim C rated it really liked it. This book is more of a short story than novel. That being said, it is a good short story that takes place in the Buffyverse. The author did an excellent job portraying the characters of the tv show. I had no problems with this book and I could have pictured this being an episode of the show.

If you like Buffy, read this short story.

Aug 18, Jevron McCrory rated it did not like it. Pretty goddamn terrible Buffy book! Buffy's stand out feature was always the truly wonderful dialogue and if you can't replicate it, you shouldn't even attempt a book. And what's with that ending?! There are three factions of evils, two of them just want to defeat Buffy after she closed the Hellmouth, who want to kill Buffy, The so-called Queen of the Slayers who wants to destroy Buffy, along with her lover, Antonia Borgia a sorcerer under the employ of The Immortal and convinces newbie slayers that Buffy is just using them to gain power, and Two Vampire Sorcerers who live in the Borgia Hell Dimension, and The Legion of Three.

Xander goes to Africa hoping to find more about the origins of the slayer essence. He discovers instead that the good in the world is not enough to fight the bad, and that the deciding confrontation is drawing far too near. It will be slayer against slayer, as an ultimate battle of champions approaches. Dawn goes into a coma, because she was The Key, and has a link to the Earth, which is crumbling because of the supernova Hellmouth in Cleveland, and the Hellgods who are breaking through the barrier. Willow also seems to go into a coma, but is somehow woken up by a kiss from her lover, Kennedy when she, Faith and Robin are called back to Rome, because of the non-ending battle in deserted Cleveland.

They are saved from poison darts by one of the rogue slayers, Haley, who realizes what she has done and gives them the antidote. After the Golden One is killed, Oz and his wolf-pack decide to head to Rome, to help Buffy and her Slayers against the upcoming battle. After healing Dawn, Buffy goes on patrol along with Faith who meet a rogue Slayer who they believe is leading them into a trap, and their belief comes reality when she leads the Slayer sisters right into the hands of Ornella, the Queen of the Slayers and her demons.

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Buffy and Faith waste the demons easily and escape back to The Immortal's castle, where he betrays them, for power, knocks them out, and ties them up. Buffy, unconscious is visited by the good demon, Whistler. Buffy cries tears of horror as she believes that both the vampires who loved her will die again.

She is then joined by both Angel and Spike's souls, and together they create an angelic daughter with all of their features, who gives Buffy the strength she needs to wake up, gather her friends, her team, her Slayers, and defeat The Legion of Three. Buffy wakes up the morning after the battle, to find her friends building her funeral pyre believing her to be dead again. She finds her friends safe and sound, though Faith was forced to kill Slayers who wouldn't surrender. Buffy has a confidential conversation with Willow who reveals that she also saw Buffy's future daughter, Buffy looks into the sunset, declares her love for all of her friends including Andrew , healing after the battle, and vows to see Angel, and Spike again.

Some consider them stories from the imaginations of authors and artists, while others think of them as taking place in an alternate reality. However, these novels are not mere fan fiction , as overviews which summarize their plots are approved early on by both FOX and Joss Whedon or at least his office. In the case of this particular book, Joss Whedon's canonical Buffy the Vampire Slayer season eight comics series appears to directly contradict the events laid out in this novel. Therefore, the series' events which Queen of the Slayers features, such as Buffy's relationship with The Immortal, are now considered to be non-canon.

In the season eight comics, the Buffy that has a relationship with the Immortal is one of three plants. Three "Buffy's" are in various places, so no one knows who is the real one and who isn't because they are being hunted by the United States government. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Queen of the Slayers First edition cover.