Single Wired Female

By: Greg Dragon

Narrated by: Andrew B. Wehrlen

Waking up in a hospital with no recollection of the events that put her there, Bonnie O'Neal sets out to discover who wants her dead - and why. As hazy memories come back, she struggles to determine what is real and what is not. Some of the memories are not her own - but who do they belong to? Fearing that her ex-husband may be involved, Bonnie doesn't know who she can trust, while images of android engineers, wires, and a tall, mysterious building flood her mind.

But as reality and dreams merge, will Bonnie learn that her attempted murder might just be a small part of a greater conspiracy? It's not only Bonnie's life on the line, but all of mankind.

©2016 Greg Dragon (P)2016 Greg Dragon

It was ok.

The author provided me with a complimentary copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review. I didn't care much for this book. In fact, if it had been an ebook or paperback I probably wouldn't have even finished it. It was a slow start. There didn't seem to be much of a point to it for a long time, and then the ending was just weird. Sorry, but I don't think I'll continue this series.

50 years in the Making

Would you listen to Single Wired Female again? Why?

Yes. It was very interesting the technology that was being described. Hope we see it in my lifetime.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I liked Trish. She had a lot to discover and digest it in a short period of time.

Which character – as performed by Andrew B. Wehrlen – was your favorite?

I liked Mary. She came on all of a sudden and was great and then disappeared just as fast.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Wonder about today.....Remember yesterday!

Interesting twist on artificial intelligence.

STORY: The book was good, but about two-thirds of the way through it, I started wondering how he was ever going to be able to wrap this up in the time left. Unfortunately, I was left hanging, thinking “what, that’s it?” I still gave it a 4-star rating due to his writing style, and character development in this short book. I really liked the characters.

TEENS: Cannot recommend this book to teens due to the sexual content. It wasn’t over the top, but I am generally a prude when it comes to what I allow my teens to read.

VIOLENCE/LANGUAGE/SEX: No violence or language (Thank you). Sex was tasteful, however, I would have preferred to stay out of the bedroom.

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Interestingly Wired

The premise and backdrop behind Single Wired Female is very interesting. An android works against a bad memory, betrayal, humans, and other androids to solve a murder and other mysteries. It has a bit of everything to make a good book. What is missing (for me) is a deeper sense of the character, that certain intangible something that gives them a "real" feel, and makes me care about them, like a more compelling backstory for example. Still, the story is interesting and worth the read.

Narrator Andrew B. Wehrlen did a great job with pacing and personification of characters, including female voices.

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Decent story

Any additional comments?

Not bad. It was a decent story. I received this audiobook for free through Audiobook Boom for my unbiased review.