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Survival in the Robot Dawn Kindle Edition
C. W. Crowe (Author) Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author |
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Humanity is amazed when a space ship crewed only by robots lands on earth. At first, the robots and humans coexist peaceably, but then the robots decide that there are far too many humans.
Soon, only small numbers of people are left to offer the robots the unpredictable stimulation that only humans can provide.
Lucy and Leo have been loners their whole lives, but now they are survivors - and both are owned by robots. The only thing they have in common is their hatred of their robot masters, so they work together to escape and flee to the one place on earth robots can't go.
Along the way, they meet an amazing cast of characters and experience exciting adventures along with heart breaking losses - while they learn to trust and even love each other.
And the ending? No spoilers, but it's intense.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateFebruary 24, 2017
- File size1192 KB
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At it's most basic, it's a story of two people who had their futures taken away from them so that they grew up in a world without normal support from other humans. After living alone for years, Lucy and Leo are driven to action as twenty-year-olds when their robot masters try to force them to be together.
But they have something else in mind - escape and a dangerous 1200 mile trip to the only place on earth safe from robots.
From the Inside Flap
- Robots traveled for over ten million years to reach earth
- Robots are creatures of repetition, always wanting to do the same things
- Robots have never seen life except for what they found on earth
- Robots love humans and seek to emulate them in appearance and behavior
- Robots do not want large numbers of humans around them
- Robots need humans to provide an occasional spark of spontaneity
- Robots may reward their human pets, but they may also hurt, kill or experiment on them
- Robot do not have to be constructed to look only like humans - they like other living creatures on earth too, though those creatures no longer exist
Product details
- ASIN : B06WRRXGT2
- Publication date : February 24, 2017
- Language : English
- File size : 1192 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 421 pages
- Lending : Enabled
- Best Sellers Rank: #1,154,354 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #9,072 in First Contact Science Fiction eBooks
- #10,630 in Science Fiction Romance (Kindle Store)
- #11,076 in First Contact Science Fiction (Books)
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About the author

C.W. Crowe specializes in multi-book, single story arcs with strong character development, shocking developments and explosive endings. His latest offering is the three volume World's End series which follows a large group of fully formed characters as they struggle to survive after the purposeful destruction of civilization. It's a full on, no holds barred thriller that will have you laughing, crying and reeling in horror.
The Revelation series (5 books) is an all-ages space opera set almost entirely on Planet Earth. It tells the story of an alien who comes to earth with a purpose - a purpose to reveal the greatest secret in two universes!
Please sign up for my mailing list at www.cwcrowe.com.
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The story doesn't end there. It follows two humans thrown together to "mate" and make more human pets.( Kind of like we do with dogs) they escape together. There is where the story takes a turn from the usual robot story.
It definitely had some surprises that made the story enjoyable. Some scenes were creepy and some were sad. Over all it was a great story.
There is little that I can add to what other reviewers have already stated. Once begun, it is difficult to put this book down. Just when you think you know where the story is headed: ZIP! Off it goes, in a completely different direction. The characters are believable - as is the plot. It actually makes me wonder if this isn't the future that awaits us!
Finally - Kudos to Mr. Crowe for NOT relying on foul language and sexual content to sell his story!!!
The writing felt simple, but it was entertaining enough to finish.
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I'm not one to usually read books with "Love" in the title. Cuz I knew they are in the sappy romance genre that I so strictly avoid. (Then I read a book with "Fifty" in the title that had nothing to do with math - I've since changed my stance on judging a book by its title. Or cover. Or anything other than the book really).
I am usually a sucker for books with "Robot" in the title, cuz duh - Sci-Fi. Best Genre ever. (Then again, a book with "Dragon" in the title turned out not to be about dragons at all, and instead involved a maniacal hacker. Like I said, I've changed.)
So this books straddles both the sappy romance and sci-fi genres - while actually favouring one over the other for the most of the book, it's still both genres, although Imma say it's been true to the major genre overall.
It starts off with a young man finding himself in an unusual world. And being joined by a young lady makes it all the more unusual for him. It's a story of these characters finding themselves - and the solutions to a host of other issues. It's about meeting ordinary people in extraordinary times and finding solace in their everyday stories. It's about learning to whistle. And ride a bike.
It's not a life changing book. But it puts a lot of things into perspective and gives us reason to feel better about our abysmally one-track days.
Curt's done a good job through the book, taking us on a roller coaster ride alongside his characters. He's got potential, that's for sure. I'm betting on him.