Books matching: cyborg soldiers
9 result(s)
Readers also searched for:
- #1
Save:'Unchained' by Ruby Lionsdrake is a fast-paced sci-fi romance novel that follows an unsuspecting doctor who gets caught up in a rescue attempt involving two cyborg soldiers, Diego and Jerick. Despite the crisis situation they find themselves in, romance blossoms between the characters as they work together to escape from a prison and fight for their freedom. The book is filled with action, humor, and a touch of danger, creating an engaging and entertaining story that keeps readers hooked till the end.
The author, Ruby Lionsdrake, introduces a unique MMF romance that is romantically done, focusing on the relationships between the characters and their journey towards liberation. The writing style combines witty dialogue, great characters, and an entertaining plot that seamlessly weaves together elements of adventure, romance, and humor, making it a compelling read for fans of sci-fi romance novels.
Dr. Skylar Russo listened to the haunting refrain of “Our Troubled Fate” by the Unknown Soldier as she watched the pilot guide their shuttle toward a hulking asteroid floating in space. From the outsi...July 2018•255 pages - #2
Save:A quick, clever sci-fi meets fantasy read that's great for genre-mashup fans - just don't expect deep character dives or modern grit.
The Cyborg and the Sorcerers by Lawrence Watt-Evans is a science fiction novel that follows the story of Slant, a cyborg soldier on a mission controlled by a computer from a war that has long ended. Slant is sent to gather intelligence on a world where the inhabitants have developed the ability to use magic. As Slant struggles to keep the computer from killing him and seeks a way to break free, the novel explores themes of loyalty, control, and the clash between science fiction and fantasy elements. The writing style is described as thought-provoking, entertaining, and blending elements of science fiction and fantasy seamlessly.
The plot development in The Cyborg and the Sorcerers intertwines with character development as Slant navigates a new world landscape filled with magical anomalies and futuristic technology. The novel is praised for its world-building, character depth, and the intriguing premise of a cyborg soldier caught between fulfilling a mission and breaking free from control. The book offers a unique blend of genres that keeps readers engaged and entertained throughout.
HE LAY BACK ON THE ACCELERATION COUCH AND WONDERED idly whether he had been officially decommissioned, and whether anybody left alive had the authority to decommission him. He had no idea, and there w...May 1982•294 pages - #3
Save:A smart, reflective sci-fi novel that asks tough questions about power, veterans, and society. Not your typical shoot-‘em-up, but worth it for readers who appreciate big ideas and ethical gray areas.
'Cobra' by Timothy Zahn explores a society where cyborg super soldiers, known as Cobras, are created to win a war but face challenges and prejudices once demobilized. The story delves into the political implications of having super soldiers in society, focusing on the struggles and consequences faced by these enhanced individuals. Through the eyes of protagonist Jonny Moreau, readers witness the societal reactions, political maneuvering, and personal dilemmas that arise from the existence of the Cobras.
The narrative of 'Cobra' is a blend of military science fiction and speculative fiction, offering a unique perspective on the impact of superhuman individuals on society. While the book contains elements of action and intrigue, its primary focus lies on exploring the societal changes, political tensions, and personal struggles faced by the Cobras as they navigate a world that both reveres and fears them.
Deep in personal combat with the official bafflegab staring out at him from his reader, Governor Corwin Jame Moreau switched mental gears with an effort and turned his attention to his intercom. It ma...1985•537 pages - #4
Save:A fun, breezy space opera with a lovable cast, witty dialogue, and a dash of adventure - perfect for fans of character-driven sci-fi, but less so if you want a physics-heavy plot or instant romance payoff.
Star Nomad by Lindsay Buroker is a space opera following the story of Captain Alisa Marchenko who, after being stranded on a desolate planet post-war, aims to return to her daughter by repairing an old spaceship, the Star Nomad. Along the way, she gathers a diverse group of passengers and crew, each with their own quirks and pasts, as they navigate through various challenges and encounters. The writing style is described as clean, easy to read, action-packed, and infused with dry humor, reminiscent of popular space operas like Firefly and Star Wars.
A dark shape scurried through the shadows ahead, disappearing under the belly of a rusted spaceship. Alisa Marchenko halted, tightening her grip on her old Etcher 50. Rustling sounds came from beneath...May 2016•241 pages - #5
Save:Hullmetal Girls nails fast-paced, compelling sci-fi with tough, complex heroines at its core - perfect for fans of space-based adventures and squad drama, less so if you crave innovative plotting, deep romance, or rich queer narratives.
In "Hullmetal Girls" by Emily Skrutskie, readers are taken on a journey through a space opera where cyborgs are essential for humanity's survival. The story delves into the lives of cyborg warriors, exploring their struggles, sacrifices, and the complexities of their relationships within a dystopian setting controlled by a ruling body. The author skillfully weaves together themes of sacrifice, identity, and the consequences of technological advancements, creating a character-driven narrative that keeps the reader engaged from start to finish.
The novel showcases a diverse and interesting cast of characters, each with their own unique motivations and relationships with the AI implants that control them. Skrutskie's writing style expertly blends elements of space warfare, melodramatic adventure, and interpersonal dynamics, offering readers a thrilling and thought-provoking experience. With a focus on character development and exploring complex themes, "Hullmetal Girls" stands out as a compelling sci-fi tale that challenges traditional genre conventions.
The first is for my little brother. Amar lies in the far corner of the room, a mask over his face to keep him from breathing his affliction into the rest of us. He’s mercifully asleep, and part of me...July 2018•320 pages - #6
Save:A fun, fast-paced space romance with cyborg heroes, a kick-butt heroine, and just enough heat - perfect for fans of lighter, quirky sci-fi adventures, but beware a few eye-rolling character moments.
In "Double Down," part of "The Drift" series by Susan Hayes, we follow the story of Kit and Luke, former cyborg soldiers turned bar owners, who share a special bond as twin brothers. When Zura, a blue-skinned alien pilot, enters their lives, a complex relationship forms between the trio amidst the backdrop of a universe filled with space travel, cyborgs, and corporate wars. The book is praised for its unique alien romance storyline, steamy scenes, and well-crafted characters, set in a futuristic world where humans, aliens, and cyborgs coexist.
The plot delves into the emotional dynamics between Kit, Luke, and Zura as they navigate love, danger, and past traumas, ultimately culminating in a menage relationship. The writing style is described as engaging, with a sensible pace that keeps the story moving smoothly, while also incorporating elements of humor and suspense that captivate the reader's interest.
Kit’s night wasn’t going the way he had planned, not by a long shot. He still couldn’t believe he had blurted out that compliment and then walked away from Zura two seconds later to deal with a fight....2016•274 pages - #7
Save:Alien Logic in the 'Space Marine Hospital' series by Harlyn Moxie is a cyborg paranormal romance that follows the forbidden love story between Xinnick, a cyborg warrior, and Summer, a human nurse. The book is filled with twists and turns as their relationship develops amidst war and challenges. The writing style is described as entertaining, witty, and humorous, with plenty of steamy scenes that keep the readers engaged.
August 2023•118 pages
(Also, see 46 recommendations for the series Space Marine Hospital ) - #8
Save:A charming, fast-paced sci-fi western romance with likeable leads and swoony moments - perfect for a quick, feel-good escape.
In the book "The Good, the Bad, and the Cyborg" by Honey Phillips, readers are taken on a sci-fi adventure to Mars where cyborgs play a crucial role in colonizing the planet. The story follows Hattie, a woman who finds herself in a dire situation on Earth and ends up on Mars through an arranged marriage. When her husband dies, she faces the risk of losing her claim on Mars until a cyborg ranger named Morgan steps in to help. As Hattie and Morgan navigate the challenges of homesteading on Mars, they develop a deep connection that defies the norms of their society. The writing style blends elements of romance, action, and suspense, making it an engaging and quick read for fans of sci-fi romance.
Unfortunately, she believed him. Like most residences on Earth, the apartment was small, but it had two tiny bedrooms and an actual window with a sliver of a view of the dirty grey waters of Miami Bay...January 2020•209 pages - #9
Save:A fun, feel-good alien romance that blends old West vibes with a classic musical twist - perfect for when you want a sweet, easy escape with lovable characters. Great for comfort reading!
'Artek' in the series 'Seven Brides for Seven Alien Brothers' by Honey Phillips is a light and sweet romance story set on another planet where human women are paired with alien men. The plot follows the blossoming relationship between Artek, an alien gentleman, and Nelly, a courageous and fair human woman. is praised for its blend of sci-fi technology with old-world farmstead life, creating a fantasy world that adds a perfect touch of escapism to the everyday life kind of story. Readers enjoy the character development, the unique personalities of all the characters, and the anticipation to read about the other brothers in the series.
Artek stood on a rocky outcropping overlooking the mountain valley and nodded with satisfaction at the ranch below. It had come a long way since they had arrived here two years ago. The herds of cattl...August 2022•152 pages
