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What is Man? What is Machine? Beth Miller never thought she'd own an android. That was what lonely city people did when they wanted a slave...not her. But after a painful breakup she finds herself in the robot store, searching for her first-ever android. Thanks to a chance of fate, one model is left that catches her eye: a singular android named Michael, who wasn't sent back when he was recalled. Beth chooses Michael despite all the odds, and takes him home not knowing the unit she just purchased comes with a world-changing flaw: Michael has the ability to adapt unlike any other machine ever created, and the special programming given to him by the founder of CyberHaus makes him a threat to everything the world-dominating corporation stands for. As Beth learns to live with her android, she realizes how special he is, and the trials and battles they face help bring them together - even as they're tearing the world order around them apart.

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An AI that‘s a sentient being, in love with his human.

FFS, this was supposed to be a robot, and the more I read, the more I had a lump in my throat. What‘s wrong with me? Apart from the terror caused by corporate death threat, and a worrying court drama, it‘s really a love story, just one of them isn‘t biologically alive, but Michael is a living man in every other way, with the capacity to feel just like we do. Not a robot.