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Beyond the Institute: The Future of Correction #10
Claimed by the Machine
Sala has encountered plenty of exotic men while working at the Guesthouse, a luxurious brothel catering to the unique needs of rich and powerful individuals whose travels bring them to the planet Magisteria, but she has never met anyone like Alpha before.
The huge blue alien is stunningly handsome, but he is no ordinary customer. He is a sentient machine with the body of a man, a representative of a vast shared consciousness with an interest in discovering the nature of dominant human sexuality, and Sala is the submissive girl he plans to make his own. Soon she has been stripped bare, spanked thoroughly, and mastered completely, but will the intensity of their growing passion for one another turn out to be more than the collective mind can handle?
Publisher's Note: Claimed by the Machine includes spankings and sexual scenes. If such material offends you, please don't buy this book.
The huge blue alien is stunningly handsome, but he is no ordinary customer. He is a sentient machine with the body of a man, a representative of a vast shared consciousness with an interest in discovering the nature of dominant human sexuality, and Sala is the submissive girl he plans to make his own. Soon she has been stripped bare, spanked thoroughly, and mastered completely, but will the intensity of their growing passion for one another turn out to be more than the collective mind can handle?
Publisher's Note: Claimed by the Machine includes spankings and sexual scenes. If such material offends you, please don't buy this book.
- GenresScience FictionErotica
130 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 8, 2016
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About the author
Emily Tilton
242 books501 followersEmily Tilton, whose books have hit number one on Amazon in six different erotica categories, wishes she could live out her fantasies of submission the way her characters do.
Emily's erotica is a narrative version of her nearly lifelong quest to reconcile her submissive erotic orientation with her ethics. She writes erotic romance, but her books are always frankly and unashamedly about sex, because writing about sex helps her understand that fundamental part of her life better. She hopes maybe it does the same for her readers.
Over the many years since Emily became aware of her sometimes unbearable craving for spanking, ravishment, and all the shameful things that go with it, she has tried to come to terms with that craving in more ways than she can count. The first of the ways was by reading, voraciously, every piece of BDSM erotica she could find.
Eventually, she read "Story of O." As is reflected throughout her work, it changed her life, though the change has been gradual, and continues to this day. The idea that other women might share the lusts she has by turns been ashamed of and defiantly proud of, that a woman like the real Pauline Réage might write so beautifully of those lusts, and work them out so thoroughly and even pitilessly on a character, put Réage's famous pencil in her right hand. Or, to put it in the terms of EXPLORATIONS, which she considers her magnum opus, it put her left hand on the keyboard of her laptop and her right hand in her lap, if you know what she means. Emily started to write spanking stories.
Emily's erotica is a narrative version of her nearly lifelong quest to reconcile her submissive erotic orientation with her ethics. She writes erotic romance, but her books are always frankly and unashamedly about sex, because writing about sex helps her understand that fundamental part of her life better. She hopes maybe it does the same for her readers.
Over the many years since Emily became aware of her sometimes unbearable craving for spanking, ravishment, and all the shameful things that go with it, she has tried to come to terms with that craving in more ways than she can count. The first of the ways was by reading, voraciously, every piece of BDSM erotica she could find.
Eventually, she read "Story of O." As is reflected throughout her work, it changed her life, though the change has been gradual, and continues to this day. The idea that other women might share the lusts she has by turns been ashamed of and defiantly proud of, that a woman like the real Pauline Réage might write so beautifully of those lusts, and work them out so thoroughly and even pitilessly on a character, put Réage's famous pencil in her right hand. Or, to put it in the terms of EXPLORATIONS, which she considers her magnum opus, it put her left hand on the keyboard of her laptop and her right hand in her lap, if you know what she means. Emily started to write spanking stories.
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March 9, 2017
Full review at Smart Bitches, Trashy Books
Claimed by The Machine is a sci-fi erotic novella about some aliens who discover human beings, go to a brothel, and have buttsecks. They are not actually machines, but rather they are constructed out of organic material and I know this because machines don’t produce that volume of semen.
So anyway, this book takes place in the distant future. Some aliens, who apparently are non corporeal and function like a hive mind, discover human beings. In order to figure out what the shit humans are up to, part of the hive mind detaches himself from the group (I guess?) and designates himself Alpha. He occupies peoples’ minds (without them knowing) and observes their thoughts. He comes to the conclusion that human beings are all about “sex-intertwined-with-power” because that’s all people think about.
Apparently in the future everyone just thinks about going to Bone Town.
So I guess if you picked up this book looking for actual intergalactic diplomacy and encounters of the third kind (are encounters of the fourth kind anal?) then… what the fuck did you type into your Amazon search bar?
But if you want to read about giant blue space penises, then go for it.
- Elyse
Claimed by The Machine is a sci-fi erotic novella about some aliens who discover human beings, go to a brothel, and have buttsecks. They are not actually machines, but rather they are constructed out of organic material and I know this because machines don’t produce that volume of semen.
So anyway, this book takes place in the distant future. Some aliens, who apparently are non corporeal and function like a hive mind, discover human beings. In order to figure out what the shit humans are up to, part of the hive mind detaches himself from the group (I guess?) and designates himself Alpha. He occupies peoples’ minds (without them knowing) and observes their thoughts. He comes to the conclusion that human beings are all about “sex-intertwined-with-power” because that’s all people think about.
Apparently in the future everyone just thinks about going to Bone Town.
So I guess if you picked up this book looking for actual intergalactic diplomacy and encounters of the third kind (are encounters of the fourth kind anal?) then… what the fuck did you type into your Amazon search bar?
But if you want to read about giant blue space penises, then go for it.
- Elyse
July 6, 2017
Emily Tilton is one of my favorite authors. She is one I would buy before even reading the excerpt of a book. That being said this book had a could of had a good storyline BUT with all the talk of the "Collective" and "Strange Loops" it got to be very hard to get to that storyline I so wanted to see. If you cut out all the "collective talk" there was very little talk of the love story I wanted to see of Sala and Mr. Alpha for which I am very disappointed with this time around in reading with this author.
December 20, 2016
The author always does a good job of bringing us a hot read I enjoyed this book even though at times the technical side got a bit much for me and was rather wordy.
I so enjoyed the premise and the fun storyline. This book and the story is extremely unique and it is well written even though it was a shorter story.
I loved the humorous scenes throughout the book and it got an extra star from me for just that reason.
This book is so much fun, exciting and the intimate scenes are sizzling so much so its like you can feel the heat jump off the pages of your kindle.
A fun read
4 Out Of 5 Hearts From Cariad Books
I so enjoyed the premise and the fun storyline. This book and the story is extremely unique and it is well written even though it was a shorter story.
I loved the humorous scenes throughout the book and it got an extra star from me for just that reason.
This book is so much fun, exciting and the intimate scenes are sizzling so much so its like you can feel the heat jump off the pages of your kindle.
A fun read
4 Out Of 5 Hearts From Cariad Books
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