Sexbot Paperback – 27 Sept. 2014

As Tony The Tiger would have said Its gggrrrgreat. The best l can say is that you can't wait to find out what is going to happen. The spelling and grammar is correct. I would recommend this book to most people, it obviously has some sexual activities but not very much and they aren't too graphic.

you never know

Yep, pretty daft.

Starts well, with a nice idea about autonomous sex toys and then the clash between a transferred human mind and the inbuilt programming, but it loses steam right at the end with a cop out happy ever after as the 'wrapping up'. I was disappointed at that, because it was going so well until then. For the price it's worth it. For the author, I'd really like to see a revisit to the end and something more imaginative than a walk into the sunset.

I could not stop reading.Pure escapism.Want more!There is a sequel or two coming I hope.Thanks Patrick

Fast paced rip roaring action all you'd expect from Patrick Quinlan. It's like a tarantino film in a book brilliant

Its ok more of a book for young guys to read

The book was action from start to finish. Exciting, enticing and a great read. No unnecessary words used to describe every detail of a scene. Fast paced action that made the book go by really fast. Definitely recommend.

very good

Ja, man kann es lesen. Es gibt eine Zeitbombe, die in den letzten sechs Sekunden entschärft wird, Verfolgungsjagden mit Auto+Hubschrauber, Drone+Schnellboot etc. Auch ein paar Sex-Szenen (nicht pornografisch, eher faktische Schilderungen). Aber die wenigen originellen Gedanken, die der Autor hat (wo befindet sich die Seele des Menschen?), werden kaum ausgebaut, der gesamte Stil ist mechanisch, kein Lesevergnügen.

For a book that is based on such an intriguing concept such as the download of human awareness into a robot to create immortality the author essentially decides to ignore most of the key ideas that could be explored while concentrating primarily on delivering non-stop action (plus the mundatory sexual content).It's a shame too that for a whodunnit you are aware of the main perpetrators (I suppose perhaps necessary) within the first couple of chapters.I'd give it a 4/5 for conceptual idea and initial execution but I'm held back due to execution and a fairly predictable plot.

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