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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A lackluster follow up that occured many years after Silver Metal Lover. There is no longer the epic forbidden romance component; the whole novel feels as though the auther went back to re-read the first book and re-wrote it with the twist of a robot re-moved. Another book where the characters aren't very likable and the book falls apart... much more Wuthering Heights then Jane Eyre. The world building and the author's distinctive style; very gothic are the only commendable parts of the book in my perspective. ( )I wept over Silver Metal Lover, a response that few books have elicited in me. This book, although extremely interesting, was very much a departure from the previous novel. It's less romantic, more angry-passionate-gritty, and actually refutes the previous novel's romantic imagery directly in text. Still, it adds to the story of the first, but more importantly, it's a new story in its own right. I liked this. Read Silver Metal Lover first, or you will lose the impact of many revelations throughout the story. Although this story didn't head in the direction my little girl heart was hoping, I still enjoyed reading it. no reviews | add a review
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