Eve

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Summary: A Tale of Dark Whimsy, A Thousand Years Hence
Review: Imagine yourself far in the future. Now imagine yourself living in a time when machines are gone, but the comforts of the modern world are all at your fingertips -- via bio-engineering.

If you've imagined it, you have most likely read "Eve," author Aurelio O'Brien's take on the way things will one day be -- as told through the eyes of a robot named Pentser. The robot's master Govil searches for love...and finds it in a biologically designed woman who Govil has constructed illegally. The future, you see, belongs to long-lived humans who bio-engineer their cars, their household appliances, almost their entire lives. None of these "machines" are machines, you see, but living things that take the place of dishwashers and automobiles and...almost everything else.

It's a tale as only the last surviving automaton could tell it. For further details (and delights) buy the book here, or click on www.evethenovel.com

Happy futuring!