Review: Scraped in 3 stars - short and it shows.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 21, 2014
This was a bit of a different read, set in the not too distant future on Earth, and blurred the lines between science fiction and erotic romance. I think I'd have liked it a lot more if it was long enough to lend more credibility to the future setting. Somehow, despite the ability to create fully functioning clones, the general public are still living in houses that seemed no different to today and are heating lasagnes in microwaves in little roadside motels. That didn't sit quite right with me. I really felt that even induction cooking should have been a thing of the past if science had managed to breed sexy, bio-identical soldiers.The whole things ends on a cliffhanger (after a neat little twist which was entertaining), but I wouldn't rush to read the next instalment. I just didn't feel there was enough development of the characters or the world they lived in to entice me to follow them on their future journey.