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"The Fascinating Life of Animal Robots" is my very first published science fiction novel! Available in paperback and Kindle!

In the future, walking and talking robots are a part of daily life. They do things for us with perfect efficiency. However, they are anything but people. James Reiner is the CEO and president of a company who is trying to change that. The only difference is that his line of robots look like cute, cartoony animals.

The animal robots seem to act and feel more like people than any other model on the planet. Soon they are taking the world by storm, but this success comes with disturbing questions. Are these robots really people? Are they alive? And if so, should they be considered property? “The Fascinating Life of Animal Robots” by T.K. Wade deals with these questions and more.

Available on Amazon.com!

tkwade.com

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Published: 6 years, 11 months ago
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HattieTheHat
6 years, 11 months ago
Did someone say "animal robots"?
TooieAndKoie
6 years, 11 months ago
It was me. I confess. :)
BodgerBadger
6 years, 10 months ago
Sounds eerily similar to "Argo" by Rick Griffin. Even has a mouse and otter.
TooieAndKoie
6 years, 10 months ago
Interesting that you'd say that! I read Argo and loved it! It is one of the reasons I wanted a mouse and an otter as two of mine. However, my story is starkly different than his and also quite a bit longer. Once again, Argo is a wonderful short story and Rick is an amazing writer. Very inspirational!
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