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I, Robot

To Protect

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I, Robot

By: Mickey Zucker Reichert
Narrated by: Alma Cuervo
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The best-selling author of the popular Renshai series, Mickey Zucker Reichert pens I, Robot: To Protect - the first in a trilogy inspired by the Isaac Asimov classic I, Robot. It’s the year 2035, and robot psychologist Dr. Susan Calvin is beginning her residency at a teaching hospital where patients are being injected with diagnostic nanobots. Before long, Susan realizes that the injections portend dire consequences - and that the nanobots are being used to facilitate a deadly scheme.

©2011 The Estate of Isaac Asimov (P)2012 Recorded Books, LLC
Science Fiction Robotics Fiction Technology Hard Science Fiction Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Cyberpunk
Interesting Story • Compelling Plot • Authentic Character Voice • Psychological Depth • Philosophical Questions

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would listen to the point til I was late to work. i would highly recommend read

excellent book.

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Very little about the i Robot series and subject matter. But will probably continue listening to the series

Not so much about i Robots or it's subject

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It was just so so. It kept me engaged but not riveted in anyway. It felt like a cheeseburger you eat and then feel sorta satisfied after it’s done. I’m glad I finished it, but was it worth the ‘calories’

Very interesting origin story for the series.

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What did you love best about I, Robot?

I was expecting a typical Asimov robot story but instead experienced what it was like for Dr Calvin's first year residency. The book is a teaching experience in psychology.

What does Alma Cuervo bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Alma Cuervo put you into the life of Susan Calvin even better than what one would do in reading words on pages.

Also an intimate look at a MD first year residency

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I like the narrator who so easily makes the story come to life.
The story is awesome. I like how the author expects an intelligent audience and makes no apologies for outlining detailed medical cases and asks philosophical questions that make you think.

Awesome

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