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  1. Nath: Well, like I said, I probably wouldn’t have noticed if I wasn’t looking because she didn’t play up the city itself BUT then again there was a big deal made out of the fact that the cats and wolves were living in or close to the redwood forests. That was rather hard to miss.

    May: Hah!

    Okay, people, which is worse here? Nobody else noticing or you gals not believing me. Now I really am giving you all suspicious looks. ;p

  2. I didn’t believe you, and went off to search my eARC of StS.

    And voila, it really is San Francisco.

    Like Cindy, I always thought it was a separate futuristic-Earth type world and didn’t think about it.

  3. LOL,I’ve read this book two or three times already and I don’t remember it taking place in San Francisco ^^; but like Cindy said, I tend to see it as a separate world as well. and there’s no mention really of any of San Francisco’s building or must-see things in the city…

  4. Well, I probably wouldn’t have thought twice about where it was set either if I hadn’t been expecting it to be elsewhere, you know. 😀 And there did seem to be a rather big imbalance between the populations. Come to think of it, did they ever even meet any regular humans?

  5. You know, I never really thought about where the book was set because I see it as a seperate world. The one thing that has been jogging around in my brain is how the wereanimals seem countable while the PSY seems innumerable.

    CindyS

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