Status Updates From Trinity Sight

This author in all of her "indigenous author" glory thinks patchouli is an "indian" (Native American) scented oil/incense when it is Indian as in the country India. Good grief.

I checked Edelweiss and this book was published as Magical Realism, not Science Fiction. The only weak association it has with Sci-Fi is its post-apocalyptic setting. The apocalypse was catalyzed by paranormal/mythical elements, so either the recommending blogger never read the book or they think a post-apocalyptic story doesn't need Sci-Fi elements to be SF. I am angry that I wasted a Hoopla borrow on this book.

At 30% I thought the Science Fiction element was finally unfolding, but no... it's more paranormal-like activity. I'm going to go to the publisher's page on Edelweiss to see what genre it was published as. It's also written like a paperback Romance without any romance. It gets cheesy at times.