Robotics student Brad Barkley has created the perfect woman. The only problem is she’s an android, and her creator realizes too late he may have made her too perfect. After Brad’s ultimate failure with women nearly consumes him, he discovers Tricia, his android, may be able to rescue him from a life of loneliness, if he and the human race are willing to pay the price.
I’m an avid sci-fi fan. One of the things I like the most about sci-fi, is that it has the ability to tackle modern-day issues, but disguise them under the guise of aliens or other non-humans. Star Trek did this frequently from TOS through Voyager.
What I like best about Re-Wired, is that it takes themes of discrimination and frames it under the guise of androids. There is also the added warning of changing yourself to make someone else happy. Those themes are conveyed nicely without being preachy, or pummeling the reader.
The story itself is an interesting read that is a mix of romance and a quasi-whodunit. I may have never read Greg Dragon if I hadn’t won a giveaway, and I’m glad I’ve discovered him. I expect great things from this author and look forward to reading more from him.
Greg Dragon has been a creative writer for several years, and has authored on topics of relationship, finance, physical fitness and more through different sources of media. In particular, his online magazine has been a source of much pragmatic information, which has been helpful to many. As a result, his work continues to grow with a large and loyal fan base.
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Mark Gardner lives in northern Arizona with his wife, three children and a pair of spoiled dogs. Mark holds a degrees in Computer Systems and Applications and Applied Human Behavior.
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May 19th, 2015 at 09:02
This sounds like my kind of book. Two weeks ago, my husband and I went to see Ex Machina (or was it Machine?? can’t recall). A good movie about the perfect android.
Being a Philip K. Dick fan (‘Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep’), I think I might enjoy this book.
May 19th, 2015 at 12:43
Definitely check it out! Being a Phillip K Dick fan, have you had the chance to see The Man in the High Castle pilot on Amazon?
May 20th, 2015 at 20:51
No! I need to check that out – and I will.