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Total Recall (Cyberevolution #6)
by
Kaitlyn O'Connor (Goodreads Author)
Alright, so Chloe knew it was just a lit-tle crazy to have a crush on a sexdroid, be he ever so cute and great in the sack, but she did, and she wasn’t about to let the company ‘disassemble’ him, by god, even if she did have to rob the ranger station to rescue him! Jared and Kane didn’t think she needed the fucking fuck droid, not when they had the same gods damned program...more
206 pages
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(first published June 10th 2010)
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I adore Kaitlyn O'Connor's books, especially the Cyborg novels. Total Recall was no exception.
It's rare for me to read a book out of order and enjoy it, but Total Recall was the perfect opening to the Cyborg world. It was wonderful to see Reuel before he met his match. It was even better to read how the Cyborgs ended up on their new world. O'Connor does a wonderful job of making you believe in her world, in her characters. Heat, humor, and fast-paced writing all combine to make Total Recall an a...more
It's rare for me to read a book out of order and enjoy it, but Total Recall was the perfect opening to the Cyborg world. It was wonderful to see Reuel before he met his match. It was even better to read how the Cyborgs ended up on their new world. O'Connor does a wonderful job of making you believe in her world, in her characters. Heat, humor, and fast-paced writing all combine to make Total Recall an a...more
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The last in the series, but a prequel to Abiogenesis. My favorite in the series. This was the only heroine that wasn't completely annoying and actually treated the cyborgs like humans from start to finish. The men fought a lot more than they did in previous stories, but I figured it was largely in part of the contract arrangements not being in place just yet. Wish it was a little longer, focusing more on Thor, Lucien & Sebastian than it did, but it was still better than most of the others. D...more
2nd time reading. Another wonderful read. I've upped my rating because I enjoyed it so much. Had me crying through a third of the book, which I love. I had read a comment from another Goodreader who said that this author's heroine's are pretty much the same. I had
the opposite conclusion. This woman was so different than Abiogenesis' Dahlia. Chloe is rough around the edges but
extremely caring. The one thing the women do have in common is they look at actions and try to find out what the ulterio...more
the opposite conclusion. This woman was so different than Abiogenesis' Dahlia. Chloe is rough around the edges but
extremely caring. The one thing the women do have in common is they look at actions and try to find out what the ulterio...more
I liked this book a lot and if you are reading this series, I would read this one first (it should have been the first book).
I agree with another reviewer who said 6 Cyborgs were too many and, IMHO, these guys really did argue and fight too much. That being said, there were some very funny parts of the book and very poignant parts, so I gave it 4 stars.
I am also upset that it wasn't available at Amazon except through a third-party sell part of it.
I agree with another reviewer who said 6 Cyborgs were too many and, IMHO, these guys really did argue and fight too much. That being said, there were some very funny parts of the book and very poignant parts, so I gave it 4 stars.
I am also upset that it wasn't available at Amazon except through a third-party sell part of it.
This entry in the series felt rushed and fell mostly flat. The plot, the character motivations, even the sex were bleh. The best part of the story is Reuel, the leader of the cyborgs (who btw is neither a main character or a love interest). Ah well, better luck next time.
I've always enjoy a Kaitlyn O'Connor book and this one is no exception. I will say that a O'Connor book is not for the faint of heart. There is group sex and more than one partner. She tells a good story and this book is no different.
This was not one of my favorites of this series. It was just okay. The story wandered all over the place and lacked focus. I didn't feel any real emotion between any of the parties.
Very funny, but less polished, and a very unsatisfactory ending.
another great addition to the Cyberevolution series - we want more!!
yay cyborgs
What can I say? I love my Cyborgs. Even though this is # 6 it takes us back to the beginning of the series.
What I liked. The interaction between the men was funny to me, though some might not like the constant arguing. They had things to work out and I would rather it be with words than fists, although there was plenty of that, as well.
What I didn't. I wanted it to be longer, it should have resolved a few more things before you read The End.
What I liked. The interaction between the men was funny to me, though some might not like the constant arguing. They had things to work out and I would rather it be with words than fists, although there was plenty of that, as well.
What I didn't. I wanted it to be longer, it should have resolved a few more things before you read The End.
If you love Kaitlyn's Cyborg series, you'll love this one. I gave it 4.5 stars. I wanted it to be a little longer! Loved it!
Really in love with the cyborg ... I'd like to have more books to read
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■Kaitlyn has written and completed nearly 140 intellectual properties under several pen names in different genres.
■She has written over 8,000,000 (yes, more than 8 million!) words in published works.
■She has nearly 50 partials in various genres in various stages of completion. :0
■In 2004 she wrote 27 different stories which, together, amounted to nearly a million ‘printed’ words.
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More about Kaitlyn O'Connor...
■Kaitlyn has written and completed nearly 140 intellectual properties under several pen names in different genres.
■She has written over 8,000,000 (yes, more than 8 million!) words in published works.
■She has nearly 50 partials in various genres in various stages of completion. :0
■In 2004 she wrote 27 different stories which, together, amounted to nearly a million ‘printed’ words.
■Howeve...more
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