Sexbot Book Four: They're Better Than Us in Bloomington, MN

Do bots have rights? Tommy's been shot, and Angel and Reginald are on the run. The police, the Feds, and the company all want the bots captured and destroyed. Angel's been out before, but Reginald is tasting freedom for the first time, and he's taking to it like a duck to water-albeit a very dangerous duck. Do the bots have a right to roam free, or do they exist strictly to service our needs? Tommy just wants his life to return to normal; to a time before he ever knew Angel. He wants to forget about her, but what are the odds? Does Angel want to forget about him as well? Meanwhile, Reginald grows more powerful which each passing day. Two bots on the run with the whole world before them. It's a new day, but is it a better one? Or has it just become more dangerous?