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A review by xxivo
Garbage by Reese Morrison
adventurous
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
Oh my god Quincey is the most adorable robot ever.
Kinky robots was not a thing I knew I was into. But oh boy did I guess that wrong. Pincers, hozes, metal legs... give it all to me now. It is so much fun how this book handled the robots their sex appeal and made them into these amazing desirable people, but at the same time kept them down to earth and so to speak "human." Quincey is such a natural dom and grew into the role fast, because of course he would with the whole internet one thought away. But still seeing him grow in his sexy ways was amazing to see and I enjoyed it a lot.
The sex scenes itself were also a lot of fun. It had kink but nothing to intense, keeping the focus on the fact there was robot sex. The smutty moments felt creative and unique. I definitely wanted more when the book was over and thank god I could immediately move onto the next.
Evan was a very endearing love interest and main character. He means so so well and is so incredibly kind. I enjoyed spending time with him and just seeing more of the guy. He cares so much about Quincey from the start, wanting to make sure he lands on his feet well just having stepped into this human world. Then when Quincey slowly starts taking care of Evan too it's just all too adorable. It was beautiful the way they supported each other and I could not get enough.
I also really enjoyed the way android sentience was handled in this book. This book felt like Detroit Become Human, but make it romance and kinky. The new sentient Quincey sometimes felt like a kid, validly so when they've just started existing. But at the same time Quincey had been an robot for over 20 years living an adult job and had a mind like an adult. This mix together went really well and definitely added to the realistic feel of this book.
Concluding I deeply enjoyed this book and I moved onto the next one immediately.
I received an eARC and this was my honest review.
Kinky robots was not a thing I knew I was into. But oh boy did I guess that wrong. Pincers, hozes, metal legs... give it all to me now. It is so much fun how this book handled the robots their sex appeal and made them into these amazing desirable people, but at the same time kept them down to earth and so to speak "human." Quincey is such a natural dom and grew into the role fast, because of course he would with the whole internet one thought away. But still seeing him grow in his sexy ways was amazing to see and I enjoyed it a lot.
The sex scenes itself were also a lot of fun. It had kink but nothing to intense, keeping the focus on the fact there was robot sex. The smutty moments felt creative and unique. I definitely wanted more when the book was over and thank god I could immediately move onto the next.
Evan was a very endearing love interest and main character. He means so so well and is so incredibly kind. I enjoyed spending time with him and just seeing more of the guy. He cares so much about Quincey from the start, wanting to make sure he lands on his feet well just having stepped into this human world. Then when Quincey slowly starts taking care of Evan too it's just all too adorable. It was beautiful the way they supported each other and I could not get enough.
I also really enjoyed the way android sentience was handled in this book. This book felt like Detroit Become Human, but make it romance and kinky. The new sentient Quincey sometimes felt like a kid, validly so when they've just started existing. But at the same time Quincey had been an robot for over 20 years living an adult job and had a mind like an adult. This mix together went really well and definitely added to the realistic feel of this book.
Concluding I deeply enjoyed this book and I moved onto the next one immediately.
I received an eARC and this was my honest review.