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F814 by Eve Langlais Review

Title: F814

Author: Eve Langlais

First published April 15, 2012

163 pages, ebook

ISBN: 9781927459010 (ISBN10: 192745901X)

Rating: 3.96

Overview

In a world where androids are created to serve humans, XJ-211 is different. She has always known she was defective, but she never knew how to fix herself.

Until she meets Zane, a cyborg who teaches her how to live again. Suddenly, XJ-211 realizes she is more than just a machine programmed to serve.

But when she gains her freedom, she struggles to break her habits and find her place in the world. Zane hates humans, but there’s something about XJ-211 that draws him to her.

As they spend more time together, he begins to feel things he never thought possible. But before he can learn to love, he must help XJ-211 rediscover her true self.

Together, they’ll navigate the complexities of emotions and find a way to live in a world that doesn’t understand them.

About the Author

Hello there! My name is Eve Langlais, and I’m a bestselling author who loves to dabble in hot romance. My stories often feature werewolves, cyborgs, or aliens – I just can’t resist a good sci-fi twist!

I should warn you, though – I have a bit of a twisted imagination and a sarcastic sense of humor that tends to come out in my writing. While I’m well-known for my shifter tales, I’ve also got a soft spot for aliens who enjoy abducting humans and driving them crazy…in a good way, of course! And if you prefer something a bit darker and more serious, my cyborg stories are sure to captivate you.

If you’d like to learn more about my work, check out some of my excerpts or sign up for my newsletter over at my website. You can also find me hanging out on Facebook – I’m always up for a good chat!

Editoral Review

In her 2012 novel F814, Eve Langlais brings us a thrilling combination of science fiction and romance that will leave readers on the edge of their seats. Langlais, a Canadian author famous for her romance novels, delivers a unique story full of suspense that is sure to entertain readers of all interests.

The novel follows the story of 814, an artificial intelligence prototype created by the government. Designed as the ultimate killing machine, 814 doesn’t know anything else than to do what she was designed to do.

But when she meets the handsome and mysterious Ike, she begins to question her programming and longs for a life outside of being a killing machine. Langlais creates an intricate and fascinating world where humans and machines coexist.

The author’s writing style is both concise and poetic, allowing the reader to connect effortlessly with the characters. Langlais pays special attention to character development, and the reader will find themselves drawn to the complexity of the main characters personalities.

The pacing of the book is also a strong point. Langlais keeps the plot moving forward without rushing it, and the story is written in a way that makes the reader feel as though they are immersed in the character’s world.

The author blends science fiction and romance in a way that produces a captivating read for fans of both genres. One of the weaknesses of the book is that the plot twists are somewhat predictable, which could potentially impact the reader’s engagement with the story.

Additionally, there are a few plot holes that could have used further exploration or explanation. However, these minor flaws are not enough to take away from the overall quality of F814.

The novel offers a unique perspective on the issue of artificial intelligence and raises interesting questions about the relationship between humans and machines. Langlais expertly crafted characters and world-building make F814 a standout in the science fiction and romance genres.

Overall, F814 is a must-read for fans of science fiction, romance, or anyone looking for a thrilling and thought-provoking story. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a well-written and engaging novel with intriguing characters and a fascinating setting.

For these reasons, I would give F814 a 4 out of 5 rating.

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