Title: Solid Tie-In, Well Told
Product review: Sure, there's not a lot of depth and complexity here, but the book feels like an episode of the show. The characters sound right, the narrative is clean and well-paced, the plot fits in to the time period and level of complexity of the show, and, more importantly, the characters act in accordance with their characters on the show. Some tie-in writers mess up on one or more of the above, but this one get's it right and if you are reading reviews of Buffy books, isn't that what you are looking for?
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