Droned: Not every drone is mindless

by Michael Thomas, Daniel Shoultz (Illustrator)

Mizu Rose, a man down on his luck gets a chance of a lifetime at a major company; unknown to him the company has other ideas. Turned into a synthetically enhanced super soldier, his identity stripped away and left with nothing more than a mere MQ-7. MQ-7 must survive his new existence working for a company he’s been programmed to serve with every fiber of his being. Despite his new view on life, and utter dependency on the company there is one lesson he and the company will learn. Not all drones are mindless…

254 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 3, 2018

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Reviews

[Furry Dragon]

Pissed me off—In a good way.

This is an amazing story, the work that was put into this to make the characters still seem like themselves, although irreversibly different, is a talent that I could only hope to compare to later in my own hobby as an Author.

What pissed me off so much though is that the main Antagonist saw herself as doing what was right when she roped two innocent people into her scheme, had no remorse for her actions besides maybe a few alteration denials, and while she insisted upon them staying together due to the MC’s being a couple she still took from them a life that could’ve been perfectly fine otherwise.

That’s the main reason this one lost a Star.