Book of the Week: Charles Stross' "Saturn's Children"

Charles Stross channels Robert Heinlein with a science fiction adventure filled with robots, spaceships and a lot of unusual sex. In the 23rd century, all of the humans are gone, leaving Freya Nakamichi 47, a robot designed to please humans, with no purpose in life. Instead she gets involved in a series of high-stakes missions that take her from planet to planet, facing constant danger and a host of very strange enemies. Much like the space travel that features prominently in the plot, Saturn's Children takes a while to get where it's going, but it's always an interesting experience -- and a journey worth taking.

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[J. Brown]

Thanks! Sounds Interesting!