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Angel
and Co are enjoying a rare moment of relaxation at the karaoke
bar Caritas when a load explosion draws the gang - and the
rest of the bar's patrons - outside. A building across the
way is on fire, but the conflagration is nothing more than
a diversionary tactic to distract people from a drive-by shooting.
When the smoke clears, Fred is missing. It's obvious she has
been kidnapped, so Angel, Lorne, Cordy, Wes, and Gunn set
about questioning everyone within the immediate radius. At
least 10 demons were direct eyewitnesses. One problem though,
each tells a different story of what he, she or it saw. It
could have been gang warfare, monster style, or Fred could
have wondered home without saying goodbye. One thing quickly
becomes clear - demons don't make for the most reliable sources...
Sanctuary
gets a lot better than you might expect. Its still not the
most gripping of tales, however its definitely worth a read
and will give you a bit of a chuckle.
The
story gets deeper and deeper as the guys all split off trying
to find out who kidnapped Fred, and why, but you get each
gang members quirky traits to lighten the tale.
Poor
old Lorne gets stuck trying to interrogate each of his demon
customers at the bar while a still friendly Gunn and Wes do
their normal humorous bickering and Cordy continues to come
out with her great one liners. Really, 'The Cordy Show' should
become a reality!
Of course there is a happy ending and the guys get to save
Fred, kill the baddies and all get back to the bar before
the sun comes up. A nice little tale, with some great comic
lines. It gets extra points for being the lightest of the
Angel tales to date.
Keri
Allan
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