Omg, the end almost had me there. I honestly wish we could’ve gotten a little more expansion of the end. Annie Bot was so good. It shows how it feels to be in an abusive relationship as a woman, but with the extra layer of her being a robot. When the technician was telling her, “You’re so lucky to have such a good owner,” I was fuming for Annie. I adored her so much, and I just wanted to protect her and Delta. If you need a feminine rage book with some cool robot stuff that’ll make you feel philosophical, this is the book for you. It was well-written, and I was hooked the entire time. 4.5 stars!

DNF at 22%. I couldn’t deal with the insta lust paired with the enemies to lovers trope.

Yeah, it’s a no from me, dawg. I can’t do it. I think if you’re in your poetic, deep era, this is good for you. The writing really is great. I’m just out of this phase of reading and, idk, it’s not doing it for me. DNF at 16%

I’m so scared to post this because everyone ate this book up. However, it wasn’t to my taste, and I ended up DNF’ing it. I don’t know why I didn’t care for this book, in particular; I just didn’t connect with it. I loved the little robot, but otherwise, it just wasn’t for me. PLEASE DON’T JUDGE ME, OKAY!! DNF’d after 52%.

DNF at 20%. it’s everything i dislike in a book. i don’t know why it was on my audiobook list.

dnf at 50%. it’s too long and slow, and i’m just bored. i feel like nothing is really happening, and i just don’t really care where the story is going. it also contains some plot points that i’m not really a huge fan of. it doesn’t really feel like horror, yet. more sci-fi? i don’t know, but i’m over it.😬

dnf at 20% because i couldn’t move past the author using homophobic slurs at the beginning of their book. the slurs served no purpose in the story and just completely ruined my reading experience. it’s very strange that none of the reviews tend to mention the slurs. i’m really disappointed because the synopsis sounded great, but i can’t in good conscience support this author.

DNF at 16%. I cannot stand Sparrow’s POV. He is so misogynistic and cocky, and I just can’t stand it. After doing other research, I’ve found that they’re also from another series, so I’m missing some information that seems kind of pertinent to the plot and triplets. I wanted to love this so badly—it seemed right up my alley—but Sparrow ruined this whole book for me. I don’t want to read about realistic men in my books. If I want to hear women talked down on, I’ll go to my local bar.