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“Ana’s Purpose” is the story of a spunky, young android woman who has a secret even she does not know. She was created to serve mankind by the genius inventor, Quincy Abrams. Things don’t exactly go according to plan when Ana vanishes, along with Quincy’s dashing, young assistant. Now, no one can appreciate the lengths Quincy will go to ensure his property is returned to him. Meanwhile, Ana tries her best to hide her robotic identity and keep her temper under control. How hard could it be? Keep reading for startling discoveries, surprising twists, and forbidden romance.
Ana is a strong female character who is not overshadowed or controlled by male characters. All the characters are multifaceted and in-depth, and the plot is rich with intrigue.
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I enjoyed this! The characters are well described and the story is headed in a good direction! It’s hard to fully review when a series is newer and shorter, but i’ll definitely be checking up on this.
This is the Author. Yup, I’m wrighting a review for my own book, because, why not? All in all, this is a great book! Sometimes I surprise myself with my own genius. 😇 Ana starts out kind of rough around the edges, but she is a dynamic character who undergoes growth like the rest of us. Please read and let me know what you think!
You've done a good job, author. You definitely need to edit your first chapter, though. It looks dirty. But otherwise the main's character natural curiosity and wittiness make the story engaging to follow. The characters are well-rounded and human. Maybe too human, if we speak about the main character and her robotic origin. But that's up to the goal you have in mind for her. Classical, existentialist questions are something I deeply enjoy. Good Work. Keep on it.