" This tale of a female robot almost works. It is a tale that moves the goalposts a little too often and borrows from Asimov and Heinlein. At times, it is quite exciting and there is a very imaginative approach to space travel. The sexual content is sparser than the flap jacket or some of the more lurid covers might make you imagine. It is also not surprisingly described in quite mechanical fashion. I never quite felt the attachment for the heroine I wanted to; I think it was more to with the book not hooking me in, hence the long time reading it, rather than her being non-human. I felt my imagination being stretched at times and the thriller element diminish as I tried to conjure in my minds I the scenes that were portrayed. The central theme of a female robot courtesan created too late for the extinct human race seems to me original and the idea of robots that will always live in their shadow is quite well thought out. I like this book, but certainly did not love it. If it were some one that I knew, it would be an acquaintance rather than a good friend. "
— Stuart, 1/19/2014