Murderbot is back again- trying to discover what went wrong in her past while avoiding being captured for her rogue SecUnit status.
“Yes, the giant transport bot is going to help the construct SecUnit pretend to be human. This will go well.” pg 59, ebook
In the second installment of “The Murderbot Diaries,” readers are introduced to ART, the robotic pilot of a transport ship, who has more computing power than Murderbot ever imagined.
Together, they will find a way to do the investigation into Murderbot’s past.
Their relationship is interesting. Both are machines, both have their shortcomings. They don’t always get along very well.
“Tlacy’s terms were great,” Tapan added, “but maybe too great, if you know what I mean.” ART did a quick search and returned the opinion that it was intended to be a figure of speech. I told it I knew that.” pg 66, ebook
I read this novella in a day- it was that good. Highly recommended for science fiction fans. You’ll want to start at the beginning to fully appreciate this story.
Thanks for reading!
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