Valentine's Cyborg

A quick read, hints at some interesting world building possibilities but not much detail/depth. Easy way to spend an hour

Another hot story by Ms. Blacio. Interesting and unique sci-fi romance.

More of a short story than a novella. It is a good story that if Ms Blacio had added another 40 or 50 pages could have had a much better flowing story. As it was its abrupt scene changes that made it feel chopped up and rushed. The characters are interesting and the reader wants to know more about them, their past and how they came to be at this point in their lives. If the story is ever redone and fleshed out more I will be first in line to to purchase and reread it. I would like to see if Ms. Blacio turns this into a series. I gave "Valentine's Cyborg" a 3.25 out of 5 stars. It is a story that hold promise and an interesting slant on a paranormal romance.

It's the year 2035 and erotic author Jaya Sartar has been running from a stalker fan for over three years. Now she is tired of running, and of always being afraid. Her only comfort has been her electronic lover, the robot Bot Bryn. Bryn was her dream man—he held her, comforted her, and even spanked her. But all technology needs an upgrade, so when a recent stalker sighting gets Jaya spooked, she orders the biggest, toughest, most perfect android on the market—and tricked him out with the latest defense and pleasure technologies. Absolutely fantastic read with brilliant characters. I loved the story. Jaya was my favourite character. I love the way trinity writes. I have loved every book of hers I've read. I have not read them all but I would love to. Highly recommended. 5*.

I loved the story. This is a true example of how far a man can go to protect his woman. Pretty good sex scenes too.