Prototype

by Cassandra Ormand

Angelique Hunter is running for her life, hiding in plain sight.

Angelique Hunter works for a cutting edge robotics company programming and designing some of the most lifelike robots in the world. She's spent her life working to achieve her goals, only to realize that her skills have been used to build a killing machine. Now she's running for her life, hiding in plain sight, and praying that no one discovers her secret.

Genres: Science Fiction

278 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 2, 2012

About the author

Cassandra Ormand is an accomplished, award-winning author, with over 50 books to her credit. She has been writing since the age of 15 and has published numerous short stories, articles, and books. Cassandra is known for her skills in hopping genres. She has written in nearly every genre, including romance, mystery, thriller, science fiction, and mainstream. She writes page turning novels that keep readers avidly engaged. Cassandra also writes under the names: E.J. Deen, and C.D. Blizzard.

Reviews

[Krow · Rating 3 out of 5]

A very low key romantic suspense perfect for those days where even a lot drama within he pages of a book is too much. The plotline is unique and fun, our heroine is brilliant but a little dim, our leading man is sexy but predictably world weary and our evil villain is a genius but not what he is assumed to be. Who can ask for more?
Actually me. I hate loose ends in a story and Prototype left one homocide investigator dangling without answers. Just enough the bother the finicky reader.

Panty Scale: 1 (more insinuation than smut)


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[Donald Swan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sexy Sci-Fi action. Lots of action, interesting storyline and well executed. This is a good read. The main character works for a companies that builds hi-tech robots that are mainly used for personal, shall we say, pleasure. She uncovers a plot to use the bots for assassination. I don't want to give the story away any more than that. The author is good at making you feel as though you are there.