[I was given a copy of this book by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review] 
 I'm not sure about what I was expecting from this book... but certainly not this. 
 It was like reading a kind of mixture between a sci-fi version of The Beauty and the Beast with some scenes of 50 shades of gray . To be true, this is not the real issue. I could have accepted all this if only it had been written in a realistic way, but everything felt just so made up. 
 And the first thing that comes to my mind when thinking of "made up" is that annoying insta-love between a secluded bacteria-maniac man and a fake robot girl. She doesn't know almost anything about him and is trapped in his tower, but yet she can fall in love in like two weeks just by dining with him and almost never seeing him in the face? I know that this should be a kind of retelling of a tale, but I was hoping in something more complex and elaborated. 
 The other characters aren't very round neither. I partially appreciated Rose, the AI robot, because through her behaviour she handles the theme of "the dangers of technology". Are we really sure that trying to create androids similar to humans and with the ability of making choices is safe for us? Will these innovations turn against us one day? 
 Apart from this, even if it was a light reading it wasn't as involving as I hoped.