A Review of @SissaNovoa's 'Michael 2.0,' by @AngusEcrivain

Michael was created by the team of the skilled Dr. Lawrence to be the first robot to simulate human emotions with perfection. Dr. Charlotte DeLanne is part of this team. She considers her life to be finally perfect: a great job, a loving fiancee and the biggest launch of her career with the Michael Project. However, she quickly finds herself bonded to Michael as her life starts to fall apart.

SissaNovoa's 'Michael 2.0,' tells the story of Charlie, a young twenty-something scientist surprised to find herself on the team for a high profile project, testing and monitoring KM-42C30, or Michael, the first robot programmed to simulate human emotions.

Charlie's seemingly workaholic fiance does not appear to be the most reliable of chaps, running out as he does on their anniversary dinner amidst promises to make it up to her, and this appears to push our young scientist to envelope herself in her work, the Michael project.

Sissa writes in an engaging style and upon reading this, you'll likely find that you don't stop until you reach the end, egging Charlie and Michael on as the latter exhibits real emotions that become stronger and clearer as the story progresses and the former, as her feelings for the robot eek their way into her subconscious before she knows what is happening.

I strongly advise you to give this story a read - I've even made it nice and easy for you by providing the external link below. I'm pretty sure you won't regret it.

There are one or two clumsy sentences and grammatical errors but these are all easily overlooked - and should be, in my view - and they by no means detract from what is a genuinely fantastic, well written story.