Review: Hated it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2013
That's a lie! I said that to get attention.This book is Pure Fun! Some people complain about the heavy sexual content; but the book contains fair warning, and these novels are about fun. And why not? If post-humans could free ourselves from physical (and sexual) limitations, why not enjoy it? If you analyze our morals and behaviors, it's fair to say so much of it exists as a result of our limits; but what if we didn't have them?The story has it all; aliens, space-ships, outrageous scientific achievement that challenges our preconceptions on what it means to be human. And A.I. Many books deal clumsily with this topic, but here - the world-building concerning robotics actually makes sense! The consequences of A.I. technology, and the response of society to the issue is actually logical! I was amazed at how little there was to take issue with.In technical terms, very few typos. I won't say there are none, but I wasn't aware of any. Good editing. The only reason to seriously object would be if you just don't like sex. Not a problem I have. Not much out there with this same mix of futuristic space-opera and sex, but for similarly entertaining faire, readers might try the Galaxy Unknown series by Thomas DePrima, Apocalypse Doll: Reboot, by Xavier Cecil, or the Koban series by Stephen W. Bennet.I feel like pestering the author to continue with this character.