Machines Like Me

Set in an alternate 1980s where the UK lost the Falklands War and Alan Turing is alive, 'Machines Like Me' follows Charlie Friend, who purchases a humanoid robot named Adam.

As Adam develops human-like emotions, the novel delves into ethical questions about consciousness, free will, and the responsibilities of creating sentient beings.

The story unfolds as a complex love triangle between Charlie, his girlfriend Miranda, and Adam, raising profound questions about what it means to be human.