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Publisher's Summary
The follow-up to the hugely popular science fiction action-adventure All Systems Red
Artificial Condition continues The Murderbot Diaries, a science fiction series that tackles questions of the ethics of sentient robotics. It appeals to fans of Westworld, Ex Machina, Ann Leckie's Imperial Raadch series, or Iain M. Banks' Culture novels. The main character is a deadly security droid that has bucked its restrictive programming and is balanced between contemplative self-discovery and an idle instinct to kill all humans. "As a heartless killing machine, I was a complete failure."
It has a dark past - one in which a number of humans were killed. A past that caused it to christen itself "Murderbot." But it has only vague memories of the massacre that spawned that title, and it wants to know more.
Teaming up with a Research Transport vessel named ART (you don't want to know what the "A" stands for), Murderbot heads to the mining facility where it went rogue.
What it discovers will forever change the way it thinks.
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- emmoff
- 04-06-2018
Fabulous sequel
I loved, loved, loved the first instalment, Rogue Protocol and the highly anticipated book two does not disappoint.
Human shy and weary but hooked on the escapism of soap operas, Murderbot reluctantly befriends ART, a research transport ship. Their interactions are quite hilarious and their bonding over episodes of Sanctuary Moon especially so. Murderbot, a once rogue killer does not remember or understand the circumstances that made it kill. ART wants to help, which means Murderbot gets a private security job sans face mask. A Sec Unit pretending to be human helping young, out of their depths, scientists in a diabolical situation. Murderbot is all heart and then - Bam Bam, what moves!
I could not recommend this series enough. Short but packed with goodness. Worth every cent. I bought the kindle deal - book and narration.
Great narration too btw. Young Adult.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-10-2019
I liked the first better, still a great listen.
Great, more from the MurderBot. Keen to see what it does next? Thanks for the ride.
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- Craig McSpellcheck
- 20-04-2019
Intresting and funny.
Love the conflict between chaticters, and the internal dialogue. Short but worth the purchase. Entertaining.
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- SG
- 18-09-2018
A good story exploring the nature of sentience.
A good story looking at the experience of sentient beings. Are they human? Should they be equal?
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- THOMAS
- 16-09-2018
Second in series offers further delights
After listening to the first in the Murderbot series, I was quite prepared to be let down by this sequel. However, it turned out to be every bit as interesting and entertaining as the first. Showing character development in robots has always been something difficult in sci-fi; even Iain M Banks, with his culture series, struggled at times in how to show development in both his drones and AI "minds".
Martha Wells' solution is to have a central robotic character which/who is a "construct", part robot and part human. Where others, in particular Neal Asher, have worked the border between the human and the robotic, Ms Wells has gone the other direction, to the border between the half-robot and the "augmented" human.
The result is a surprising and welcome re-personalisation of robots and AIs in general. We're back into the creepy and yet fascinating world of the HAL 9000.
The writing is backed up by another fine performance by Kevin Free as narrator, whose laconic style suits this science fiction series very well, as it manages to convey both the humour and the cynicism of a central character who is a kind of half-outsider observer of human behaviour.
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- Tim
- 21-05-2018
Short and kinda boring. No where near as good 1st
Not going to read the others. This felt like half an adventure and didn't really expand on the previous book. Yeah you see a space station or two but it all felt a bit lazy
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- Amy Keller
- 29-05-2018
Fun, but too expensive...
Books in series have average of 3 hours... Probably will wait for an omnibus to finish series.
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- AmazonCustomer
- 15-12-2018
Fun, short, overpriced.
I was sucked into buying the second one because I liked the first one, and it was slightly on sale. But even at $6.99, it was too much money for too few hours. These need to be combined into one, maybe two books. I'm not buying a third one till audible makes them cheaper and neither should anyone else.
8 of 9 people found this review helpful
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- J. Eisenach
- 16-05-2018
This series should be one book
Not worth spending multiple credits on this decent books series. The stories are basically short stories and should be combined into 1 book. Upset I wasted credits on these books as they are mediocre compared to many other in the same genre.
55 of 67 people found this review helpful
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- Just reading
- 09-06-2018
Murderbot is awesome!
Another adventure with our quirky and privacyminded hero. Sarcasm and snark galore, along with touching moments of humanity. Highly recommend ed.
7 of 8 people found this review helpful
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- R. Maines
- 23-08-2018
4 stars for story..
One star for value for me money.
Another great Murderbot story, but considering it price it’s way too short. Tor in it’s infinite wisdom appears to have decided to price gouge fans of All Systems Red with the sequels.
I would recommend patience and wait for the inevitable anthology release down the line.
Narration was good.
9 of 11 people found this review helpful
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- Brian Barry
- 05-09-2018
Awesome but painfully short.
I love the series but, to echo past reviews, it really should be one or two books.
12 of 15 people found this review helpful
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- FA in Austin
- 23-06-2018
Fun and fast!
Really enjoyed this sequel -- if the first one was more of an action-adventure plot, this one takes an almost noir-ish turn, as Murderbot has to deal with some of the issues in its history. There's more of a focus on self-knowledge, even when it isn't entirely welcome. The back and forth between ART and Murderbot is wonderful (and laugh out loud funny at points).
Very much looking forward to the next one in the series!
8 of 10 people found this review helpful
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- BobDog
- 22-05-2018
As before, MORE ADVENTURES PLEASE!
Once again the author wrote in an admirable style. She put in everything that needed to be there and took out everything that did not need to be there. No extra fluff for side characters that mean nothing, nothing added to simply increase bulk. Great story, had to read (listen to) the whole thing at once.
But it was so enjoyable, as the first book was, that I have to ask that next time perhaps the author could give us a longer story just to extend the experience. But don’t let some editor make you put in side stories, irrelevant descriptions or other silly filler. Keep the same voice and writing style, Martha!
Her writing and inventiveness makes me want to immediately reread / re-listen to both Murderbot books. It’s been a long time since I’ve done that with any sci-fi.
Looks like we have a new stellar writer here, giving us a winning and fresh character in unpredictable new situations.
5 of 6 people found this review helpful
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- Brian M.
- 23-05-2018
Good but short
This was well written but too short. The characters were not really developed and may not be worth the cost.
16 of 21 people found this review helpful
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- Squidiculous
- 06-09-2018
Way too short. But I'm hooked.
I'm endlessly salty about the length of the books in this series.
That being my only complaint should be interpreted as a raving recommendation but I honestly can't imagine loving another character enough to put up with this.
Overall 3 stars, 1 for every hour I got to spend in the head of the most loveable murderbot imaginable.
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- paul sparks
- 15-05-2018
More of the murderbot saga
I really enjoy this series of stories but find it hard to call these novels as they are more short stories / novellas and as such should be priced accordingly, I bought the first story on amazon and paid nearly £13 for a very short albeit enjoyable book, this time I purchased the story on Audible (obviously) and I will purchase the other stories in the murderbot diaries in the same manner as it’s more economical, griping aside the stories are well worth a listen 😀
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- Jacqueline
- 09-05-2018
Small but perfectly formed
Free to follow its own desires, Murderbot hitches a ride on an AI survey ship ART, and heads out to try to find the truth about its bloody past.
Along the way it forms it’s first friendship , rescues a hapless group of humans from deadly corporate games, acquires some facial hair and demonstrates why you really shouldn’t make it angry!
Funny and touching by turns, without sentimentality.
The reader adds to the depth of the story, beautiful performance.
I hope the series continues.
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- AvidReader
- 31-07-2019
First syllable of each para is missing.
Very offputting from the great story and narration. I would like my credit back please.
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- Ian
- 13-06-2019
superb.
An AI rogue Murderbot helping humans retrieve some stolen software and also find out more of its own history. It has help from another unit
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- D. Marsh
- 06-07-2018
Good and well narrated, very short though
Not worth a whole credit due to short length. Nice story and from a robot perspective.
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- Kindle Customer
- 20-02-2019
Good but way too short
I didn't think toy could get a shorter story than the first info the series but this one seemed even shorter. It reads liked a chapter from a large book but it's going to be a very expressive book if you buy them all.
0 of 1 people found this review helpful