Santa Olivia, by Jacqueline Carey

[monanotlisa]

I read and reviewed this book a while ago. But as I mentioned elsewhere, quoting a reader in yet another place:

This is the post-apocalyptic gay superhero with soulbonds underdog sports story OF MY HEART!

Santa Olivia, by Jacqueline Carey.

(Fair warning; all my reviews here are likely to be genre.)

Comments

[havocthecat]

Oh, no, GENRE! Don't give me genre, I hate that stuff! (Force feed me genre until I choke on it and then grab a funnel.)

[monanotlisa]

;)

[monanotlisa]

I know this is of moderate interest to you, because you will have read 'em alreaady -- but do you think it's obnoxious if I post a link to an old ff genre review every day until Friday?

[havocthecat]

It's a new comm, so I definitely think it'll be of new interest to people who don't know you and haven't read your reviews yet! I might note that you're posting old reviews (knowing you, you already plan to do this, but as you know, I work in field that encourages - actually, it rewards - stating what seems obvious).

Not to mention, I might be interested in rereading the reviews I haven't read in a while. :)

[monanotlisa]

Stating the obvs. I’m very good at it. Thanks for weighing in!

[havocthecat]

There's nothing wrong with that!

[onlysmallwings]

GENRE F/F! *grabby hands* I am completely out of the loop with anything published after about 2005 and am definitely excited to see what I've been missing!

[monanotlisa]

*high-fives you*

As I tell my wife frequently, if it doesn’t have dragons, spaceships, or at least a fierce girl with a gun, I’m unlikely to read, let alone review it. ;)

[rachelmanija]

I LOVE Santa Olivia. It's so unique and engrossing.

[mllelaurel]

I love genre fiction, and am always looking for new recommendations, so I look forward to your reviews! Santa Olivia is one of my own favorites, and now I want to re-read and review it for this comm.