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Step into a high-tech vision of the future with author of Quantum Confessions and Fluence Stephen Oram. Featuring health-monitoring mirrors, tele-empathic romances and limb-repossessing bailiffs, Eating Robots explores the collision of utopian dreams and twisted realities in a world where humanity and technology are becoming ever more intertwined. Sometimes funny, often unsettling, and always with a word of warning, these thirty sci-fi shorts will stay with you long after you’ve turned the final page.  Goodreads Eating Robots & Other Stories by Stephen Oram is an amazing collection of sci-fi / dystopian stories. Each story has been written with care and so much so that it is reflected in the stories themselves. All the stories as a collection is amazing, though when judging individually, I must say that I liked some stories more than the others. Sacred Waters, Logical Love and A Rude Awakening are my favourites. The title story, Eating Robots is a story that I am on the fence about

About the Book: When young Walter finds a dead body along with the dead fish in his tutor’s fishpond, he knows he should tell his old master, Charles Murray of Letho. The dead man leaves a pretty wife and child and a broken string quartet, but someone must have profited by his death – could it be the avenger from his past as his widow fears, or is it someone from closer at hand? St. Andrews is once again the setting for a murder mystery, and a puzzle that Murray must solve before the murderer strikes again. Book Links: Goodreads I Amazon My Review: Plot: I thoroughly enjoyed the plot of this book. It has just the right amount of drama and mystery combination to keep me guessing.  The book is well written with the right amount of information being provided at the right time. Characters: The characters are well developed and makes me want to pick up the other books in the series. Language & Narrative: I Loved the setting of the book... the author made everything come alive through h