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A review by schomj
Sated by Rebekah Weatherspoon
4.0
The heroine is Black, enthusiastically geeky, and athletic.
The hero is Korean-American, disabled, and a switch in a polyamorous "family" relationship.
I like how the characters were clearly ethnically diverse and also clearly had a complex mixture of characteristics that made them seem like real people. (Especially remarkable since this was just a novella!)
It's fun to watch them fall for each other, because there are actual lifestyle obstacles for them to overcome -- which they resolve through the magical powers of communication and a willingness to try. Also, they're hilarious and adorable, so I was rooting for them the whole time.
I'm planning to pick up the first two books in the series. Weatherspoon is now on my auto-consider-buying list.
The hero is Korean-American, disabled, and a switch in a polyamorous "family" relationship.
I like how the characters were clearly ethnically diverse and also clearly had a complex mixture of characteristics that made them seem like real people. (Especially remarkable since this was just a novella!)
It's fun to watch them fall for each other, because there are actual lifestyle obstacles for them to overcome -- which they resolve through the magical powers of communication and a willingness to try. Also, they're hilarious and adorable, so I was rooting for them the whole time.
I'm planning to pick up the first two books in the series. Weatherspoon is now on my auto-consider-buying list.