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The Games People Play Dec 10, 2008
By Jean Sheldon The title of Kay Spang's book, `Away Games' comes from the creative competitions involving a group of lesbians and gays from the Pacific Northwest on which the story is based.
How good are the Away Games? So good that a passing Olivia Cruise ship stops at an island to check them out when they hear of the gamers' presence. How funny are the Away Games? Imagine the hysterics and drama of a normal gathering of gay boys and girls--now picture them playing cowfolk, pirates, cops, soldiers and Olympians. You guessed it--too, too.
Kay does a wonderful job telling the story. Her writing style is well paced and comfortable, making it that much easier to enjoy the games, although it would have been great if each adventure were a separate book. My complaint? As I closed the cover and wondered where I could sign up for the Away Games, I remembered that the book is fiction.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Wonderful Aug 19, 2008
By Mark Mckinley I think this book is one of the best I have ever read. This book was interesting, and it kept me wondering what was next. I went to [...], and read about the author, the book, and became real interested in it, so I bought it. If you are looking for a book to read when it begins to get cold out, this is the one.
Lots of fun Aug 18, 2008
By Shehun A group of women go on adventures together, dress up in costumes, and engage in all sorts of play. It's a bit smutty, but not overly so; mostly you just get a sense of positive "women together" fantasy. It's not gynecologically detailed porn, but just sort of a fun, sexy adventure story. The book's structure is episodic--you could certainly read any of the chapters without knowledge of the rest of the book--but there is at least a thin background story woven through. Light and fun reading.
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