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    3 out of 5 stars

Such potential

I really enjoyed the narrator; he did a fine job with characters ' voices, inflections and getting the ambiance . What I tired of was the rather juvenile decent into sexual fantasy, usually just when the plot was thickening. While I accept that it was probably realistic, I don't feel it contributed to the story, and in fact, I quickly grew bored with it and had to jump forward til the story picked up again. I liked the strong female characters, and the whole AI concept. I am not bonded enough with any of the characters to read any further, however

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Disappointed

The premise of the story was very interesting. But then the author has to throw in f-bombs and other swearing on every page. If you don't know how to write or speak, you cuss. Author would be well advised to edit his book story. Leave out the language and he'd have a pretty interesting story.

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OK

Not a bad work. I did not care for the third person narration covering so much of the work, and the narrator was flat voiced to my ear. Grand potential here, though the story's been done many times before. Liked the strong female characters and it was just engaging enough to make me finish. Solid three stars over all. Four for the story itself.

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Smart, Geeky, Space-Travel Sci-Fi

Now and then I need a dose of smart, geeky, space-travel sci-fi. This hit the spot and then some. The story is clever and creative, and the tone is goofy/fun - reminding me of John Scalzi and Dennis Taylor. There is a robot character that won my heart - he's probably the best robot ever!