Ternary
by Kristin L. Stamper
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Pub Date 31 May 2021 | Archive Date 30 May 2021
NineStar Press, LLC | NineStar Press
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Description
Elora isn’t a robot, but she isn’t human either. She’s an abominable combination of the two, a cyborg. For this offense, she must face judgment in a court of law. There, it will be decided if she’s a person, owed the same rights as any other, or an object, owed no rights at all.
But when a last-ditch effort to demonstrate her humanity backfires, Elora is faced with an element of human nature she always hoped to avoid: love. The consciousness of a dead man is accidentally downloaded into her cybernetic brain, and she becomes infatuated with his still-living husband—whether she wants to or not.
For Elora, making her way in a solar system that fears and hates her has been hard enough. Now, she must do it as an intermediary between lovers while keeping her own heart in check. With the trial fast approaching, and anti-robot protesters demanding her head, Elora can’t afford to get swept up in someone else’s love story.
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781648902185 |
| PRICE | US$6.49 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Teagan D, Reviewer
Ternary was my first step into the world of SciFi I had always been apprehensive but I’m glad I gave it a shot. This book was so effortlessly inclusive, artistic, intriguing, and an overall worthwhile read.
I’m a big fan of romance and this checked all my boxes. The main character is so witty and feisty and that leads to such a fun experience watching her grow into a whole new person over the course of the book. Bertie was such a character, I absolutely LOVED the friendship they created. Gary was such a cool character as well, I don’t want to reveal too much but the way he loves is so pure despite the baloney he’s gone through.
I was also a little apprehensive about the unique romance style this book presented but I think it was very tastefully executed, it is the future after all!
I binged this book in one day and I truly think it’s worth checking out. I’ll be excited to read what else Kristen L. Stamper puts out.
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