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A review by franksfiction
Annie Bot by Sierra Greer
4.0
“Annie Bot” by Sierra Greer is a unique story about Doug and his AI robot girlfriend, Annie. This has been one of the hardest stories for me to give a star rating. I thought the premise was different; I’ve never read a story like this. I was hooked and wanted to keep reading more.
In my humble opinion, Doug is the worst. He was so unlikeable to me, and I knew that Greer was a strong writer, which made me hate him that much. As the story progresses, I forget Annie wasn’t a human woman. I developed a lot of sympathy for her being committed to such a trash human being.
I read that one of the biggest critiques of this book was the heavy use of s3x scenes, but that was Annie’s purpose for Doug. I think that touched on a crucial theme: that some men view women as objects that they can control. There were a couple of other themes throughout that I thought Sierra Greer did a good job incorporating into the story.
Do I love the ending? No. Do I love that a couple of the plot points went unanswered? Also no. Was this a story that made me emotional and one that I will remember for a long time? Yes! I didn’t expect the trajectory of this story, but I think all the components were solid. It seems to be one of those novels that are an acquired taste.
In my humble opinion, Doug is the worst. He was so unlikeable to me, and I knew that Greer was a strong writer, which made me hate him that much. As the story progresses, I forget Annie wasn’t a human woman. I developed a lot of sympathy for her being committed to such a trash human being.
I read that one of the biggest critiques of this book was the heavy use of s3x scenes, but that was Annie’s purpose for Doug. I think that touched on a crucial theme: that some men view women as objects that they can control. There were a couple of other themes throughout that I thought Sierra Greer did a good job incorporating into the story.
Do I love the ending? No. Do I love that a couple of the plot points went unanswered? Also no. Was this a story that made me emotional and one that I will remember for a long time? Yes! I didn’t expect the trajectory of this story, but I think all the components were solid. It seems to be one of those novels that are an acquired taste.