The Love Machine: The Erobotica Series (Novella One)

By Robyn McCoy
Published By Doublethumb Press
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(4.33 based on 3 reviews)

Published: Oct. 10, 2009
Words: 7784 (approximate)
Language: English


Ebook short description

"Frankenstein" meets "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" in this first novella of The Erobotica Series by Robyn McCoy. This virgin Mary, a mentally gifted but socially awkward young woman, tries to literally make love. The lover she makes gives her the physical thrills she'd always been denied, but he comes with some manufacturer defects.

Extended description

"Frankenstein" meets "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" in this first novella of The Erobotica Series by Robyn McCoy.

This virgin Mary, a mentally gifted but socially awkward young woman, tries to literally make love. The lover she makes gives her the physical thrills she'd always been denied, but he comes with some manufacturer defects.
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Tags

erotica, love, sex, lesbian, future, robots, frankenstein, goodbar, mary shelly, erobotica

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Review by: Karen on Sep. 25, 2011 : star star star star
I dont care for violent scenes (books, TV, movies.) When she programmed the robot, I just knew something would go wrong. She's human, he's a robot. And it happened. I was grossed out but I felt for the humans. The ending was exceptional for all involved - even the robot. I was FASCINATED with the story. Yes, I read it 3 times! I deleted the story from my reader because it was a bit violent for my taste. Even now, months later, I still remember the story! Now THAT tells you how good a story this is!
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Review by: Nuala Breckenridge on Dec. 12, 2010 : star star star star star
I agree, it is a strong and very interesting modern take on Frankenstein; it's also very surprising. I actually cried when I got to the end of the story.
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Review by: Doug Pardee on March 15, 2010 : star star star star
A strong and interesting modern take on Frankenstein. If the description sounds interesting, I think you'll like this short story a lot.

A dinged it one star for not knowing when to stop. The denouement stretches into an epilogue that lets much of the power of the story drain away.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

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