Review: Oversexed cyborg space opera
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2014
Summary notes:• Fun, with a space opera feel.• An interesting take on android/cyborg and what it means to be human. Is any part of Aneka human? If not, she's an android. If so, she's a cyborg. Does a "mind" transferred electronically count as "human" once in the artificial body?• The novel also touches on rights for artificial intelligences. If she's an android yet "feels" like her old self, what should she be classified as? What rights should she have?• There is a sprinkling of girl-girl sex all throughout the novel -- I wouldn't call it romance. It's not at all needed, especially in the detail written, but each episode was not so long as to be exasperating (unlike some other novels I happened to read but did not buy sequels).I have bought next book for the action and adventure, though I would prefer less and less explicit sex scenes.