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"Shelli's emotional growth
Shelli: R-Evolution by Doug Brode I enjoyed the story, especially Shelli's personal growth. The conflict evolves between robots who want independence and those who are opposed." |
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"Shelli: R-Evolution" is Doug Brode’s Best Installment Yet Doug Brode’s Shelli trilogy is one of my favorite science fiction series I have read in recent years. I often don’t make it past the first or" Read more of this review » |
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"Shelli, a synthetic criminal investigator, and her human partner, Special Agent Jake August, are back at it again in this new adventure. This books had me hooked from the first few pages. Doug Brode masterfully ties in the evolution of synthetic crim"
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"Story is Riveting
I do not know how other readers may assess this book nor the ones leading up to it, however I savored each one in the series concluding with this one today. Mr. Brode did not disappoint, taking me through all the plot points, action," Read more of this review » |
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Doug Brode
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SHELLI: The Android Detective (SHELLI: Synthetic Crimes Book 1)
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Hi Joe, I’m so glad you enjoyed Shelli. The next book, SHELLI: MurderMind, arrives in July!
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SHELLI: The Android Detective (SHELLI: Synthetic Crimes Book 1)
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Hi, so glad you enjoyed Shelli. Please let me know the page number for the typo and what edition it was (kindle, paperback, or hardcover) and I’ll hav
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So glad you enjoyed it! And yep, Shelli 2.0 arrives next summer
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“Humans have four motives for murder—passion, panic, prejudice, and greed.”
― SHELLI: The Android Detective
― SHELLI: The Android Detective
“You have no friends, and your longest sexual relationship lasted less than five months. Your psychological evaluation suggests a love/hate relationship with feminine companions—quick to fall in love and even quicker to dislike them if they do or say anything that triggers a negative response.” Shelli paused its typing, then nodded... If it makes this transition easier, you may call me your friend.”
― SHELLI: The Android Detective
― SHELLI: The Android Detective
“You have no friends, and your longest sexual relationship lasted less than five months. Your psychological evaluation suggests
a love/hate relationship with feminine companions—quick to fall in love and even quicker to dislike them if they do or say anything that triggers a negative response... If it makes this transition easier, you may call me your friend.”
― SHELLI: The Android Detective
a love/hate relationship with feminine companions—quick to fall in love and even quicker to dislike them if they do or say anything that triggers a negative response... If it makes this transition easier, you may call me your friend.”
― SHELLI: The Android Detective
“Humans have four motives for murder—passion, panic, prejudice, and greed.”
― SHELLI: The Android Detective
― SHELLI: The Android Detective
“You have no friends, and your longest sexual relationship lasted less than five months. Your psychological evaluation suggests
a love/hate relationship with feminine companions—quick to fall in love and even quicker to dislike them if they do or say anything that triggers a negative response... If it makes this transition easier, you may call me your friend.”
― SHELLI: The Android Detective
a love/hate relationship with feminine companions—quick to fall in love and even quicker to dislike them if they do or say anything that triggers a negative response... If it makes this transition easier, you may call me your friend.”
― SHELLI: The Android Detective
“Physicists study the vast number of stars, examining equations and mathematical odds, and say there must be something else out there like us. Biologists look down at our own planet, at all the specific things that occurred
for evolution to work, and say, ‘not likely.’ It’s not a math equation, but if it were, the sheer odds of other sentient life even remotely like us are incalculable—even in the vastness of outer space.”
― The Ship
for evolution to work, and say, ‘not likely.’ It’s not a math equation, but if it were, the sheer odds of other sentient life even remotely like us are incalculable—even in the vastness of outer space.”
― The Ship
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