5 Star Review

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Editorial Book Review:
By Michael Beas
The story hooks you in the first few moments thanks to its originality and cleverness, which combine biting humour with thought-provoking contemplation of technology and humanity. I was completely captivated by the protagonist's unique perspective—a robot doctor with human-like traits navigating a medically insane future. The author is quite gifted in including comedy into even the most weighty subjects, building a story that seems playful but yet profoundly perceptive. The way the book portrays difficult topics like technological ethics, human frailty, and medical advances in an understandable and quite enjoyable manner caught me especially.
The writing is razor-sharp, with smart banter, absurdly amusing scenes, and genuine moments of thought. The satire is never preachy, presenting its arguments through laughter rather than lecturing. I enjoyed how the author used the protagonist's robotic detachment to show the quirks and paradoxes of human conduct, all while delving into the moral implications of technology's rising role in society. The detailed, almost cinematic descriptions brought the futuristic world to life in my imagination, making each place and encounter feel tangible and engaging.
What struck me most was the harmony between poignancy and humor. Unquestionably amusing, the novel also makes readers consider more profound issues, such as what it means to be human. To what extent can technology replicate or improve our humanity? And what unintended consequences come from our relentless pursuit of excellence? The fact that these questions persisted in my mind long after I finished reading the book demonstrates their depth and significance.
Overall, this book is a brilliant blend of humor, science fiction, and social commentary that delivers an unforgettable reading experience. It’s perfect for anyone who loves imaginative storytelling, sharp satire, or futuristic worlds with a quirky twist. It’s a rare find—a book that makes you laugh out loud while leaving you pondering life’s biggest questions. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to readers who appreciate a story that’s as smart and thought-provoking as it is entertaining. Every page surprised me, and I enjoyed the ride from beginning to end.
About the Author
Geoffrey Simmons

Geoffrey S. Simmons is a Board-certified physician in Internal Medicine and Disaster Medicine, with a B.S. in Zoology and advanced studies in Microbiology. He has authored several books, including What Darwin Didn’t Know, Billions of Missing Links, and ARE WE HERE TO RE-CREATE OURSELVES: The Convergence of Designs. His latest work, The Hitchhiker's Guide to Uranus, is a medical spoof blending science, humor, and philosophical inquiry into human design and evolution.
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