Willful Machines

So this one was right up my alley, wasn't it? Robots and gay romance. I mean, it's not great, it's not a perfect novel—it has its flaws—, but I just couldn't stop reading. I read it all almost in one sitting, and it's not a short book. Though I wouldn't complain if there were more Bex in it, the main couple is so captivating and cute I didn't really care about the other characters, not really—Nico definitely has a Dante Quintana-ness to him that I couldn't shake off.

It also raises interesting questions about technology, artificial intelligence, and humanity in general. As a person who both loves technology and is terrified of a robot rebellion, I could relate.

I greatly enjoyed this book, which not only told a great story but gave insight into one of the greatest mysteries of humankind: Do we really control our choices?