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Anything like Santa Olivia?
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That sounds interesting!
Though I can't think of any books like it.. um I can think of some shifter books that are good if you like those types of stories.
Patricia Briggs has a shifter series thats really good, you should check her out.
Though I can't think of any books like it.. um I can think of some shifter books that are good if you like those types of stories.
Patricia Briggs has a shifter series thats really good, you should check her out.
If you're looking for "genetically modified" males -though not shifters - Christine Feehan's Ghostwalkers series is terrific. It starts with Shadow Game.
Thanks Tricia -- already caught up on all of the released Mercedes Thompson books (and waiting for the latest Alpha & Omega to hit the library).Thanks Barbara -- I added a request at the library for Shadow Game.
Thanks Sarah. :)
Is it just shifter stories you are into? Just wolves?
Would like more info as I could probably suggest more books for you.
Would like more info as I could probably suggest more books for you.
Not just shifter stories, no! (Santa Olivia isn't a shifter story.)I just really enjoyed the writing and characters in Santa Olivia.
I don't want to give too much away -- but I had the same impression. I was surprised, but not disappointed.
Carey really is a good writer, and thus, of course, has a very unique style. I don't think there are too many similar writers. You already know Briggs. You might want to try Guy Gavriel Kay. Different setting and different style altogether, but he invests as much time into the plot and characters. I highly recommend him. The Summer Tree is the first of his most famous series (although ironically not the one I read, LOL).
Books mentioned in this topic
Shadow Game (other topics)Santa Olivia (other topics)
Authors mentioned in this topic
Patricia Briggs (other topics)Jacqueline Carey (other topics)




I haven't read any other books by Jacqueline Carey, but from what I'm seeing they're not quite the same as Santa Olivia (not saying they'd be bad, but if I'm looking for something like it, they might not be the best choice).
The characters and writing were just excellent.
Any suggestions?