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ISBN:	1452651388 (ISBN13: 9781452651385)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Santa Olivia #2
Setting:	Mexico Italy England …more France …less

Saints Astray (Santa Olivia #2)

Jacqueline Carey

Audio CD | Pages: 368 pages

Rating: 3.61 | 2777 Users | 307 Reviews

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Title	:	Saints Astray (Santa Olivia #2)
Author	:	Jacqueline Carey
Book Format	:	Audio CD
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 368 pages
Published	:	November 22nd 2011 by Tantor Media, Inc. (first published January 1st 2011)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Science Fiction. Urban Fantasy. Fiction. LGBT. Romance. Dystopia

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Fellow orphans, amateur vigilantes, and members of the Santitos, Loup Garron—the fugitive daughter of a genetically engineered "wolf-man"—and Pilar Ecchevarria spent their entire lives under military occupation in a cordoned off Texas no-man's-land that used to be called Santa Olivia, now known as Outpost 12.

But now they're free, and they want to help the rest of the Santitos escape. During a series of escapades, they discover that Miguel Garza, Loup's former sparring partner and reprobrate surrogate brother, has escaped from Outpost 12 and is testifying on behalf of its forgotten citizens—at least until he disappears from protective custody. Driven by a sense of honor, Loup vows to rescue Miguel, even though venturing into the U.S. could mean losing her liberty. Driven by love and loyalty, Pilar promises to help her.

It will take a daring and absurd caper to extricate Miguel from the mess he's created, but Loup is prepared to risk everything...and this time she has help.

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Ratings: 3.61 From 2777 Users | 307 Reviews

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Huh. That was...really kinda goofy. The big "obstacles" were too easily overcome, I think - there's no real sense of menace (or, oddly for how often they talk about/physically demonstrate it, a sense of love between Pilar and Loup). The emotions in the book came off kind of forced and cutesy.It reads, as a few of the other reviewers have said, much like stilted YA (with much cussing and sex) or like fanfic, complete with descriptions of shopping trips and clothes (Have you ever noticed how often

The conclusion to the charming but limited Santa Olivia takes the duology one step higher because it addresses the main niggles I had with the first volume (limited worldbuilding and way too much boxing); will add a full FBC Rv soon and talk more but a very good book from all points of view this timeThe whole world is the canvas and Loup kicks butt all waysFull FBC Rv:INTRODUCTION: "Fellow orphans, amateur vigilantes, and members of the Santitos, Loup Garron-the fugitive daughter of a

I loved the first book and that's why I wanted to read this book. I am SO disappointed in this book, though!There are a lot of dialogues in the book and they all feel either forced or macho like. The plot isn't that eventful and I never had this "oh-I-want-to-get-back-to-my-book" feeling. Read the first book (Santa Olivia), but stay away from this one!

http://tinyurl.com/bkolh3bBloody hell. I really only got how awful this was until halfway through, by which point I figured I might as well take it to its end. If only because it's super quick read and to see the characters go back to Outpost again. Yea, sorry if I ruined that for you, but... nah. I'm not. Don't pick this up.The first book is really pretty good- it has such an interesting premise and Carey takes it in weird directions. This follow-up is the result of Carey's agent saying "all

I find myself wanting to give Saints Astray two different ratings: one for how happy I am for its heroines, Loup Garron and Pilar Ecchevarria, and the other for how well Saints Astray works as a novel. I love the characters and am glad their lives have become easier since the events of Santa Olivia, but the result is a book that does not have enough tension or conflict.Loup and Pilar have escaped Outpost and travel to Mexico, where they enjoy a brief idyll in the company of Loups relatives on

As indicated by my three stars the book was fine, neither spectacular nor boring. If I had read this book without having read Santa Olivia I would have had no connection with, nor commitment to the characters in the story.On its own this book is a nice light read with a bit of action, a bit of romance, and a bit of state of the world commentary. All these things make the book an enjoyable light read.Having read Santa Olivia and become so intimately connected to Loup Garron and the intense depth

Did you know that Loup and Pilar love each other? Because OMG they tooootally do. Like, so much.