With this current era of science and technology, being an adaptable reader, I wanted to pick a good sci-fi read. As suggested by my friend, I picked this, and this has been a fun roller coaster ride.
I was captivated by the flawless plots and engaging story-telling by the author.
Although this book is a sequel to the book "Blue Orange," the author has made sure that even a fresh reader will be able to pick up with the story with the same intensity, but you can definitely check out the previous book as well.

The intriguing title is justifying the story set in an artificial intelligence background where characters with different intelligence have become thread for the society , the political power and balance is disturbed and yet surfacing many significant problems. With each happening, more suspense and thrill will be ignited. I was engaged and traveling in the world created by the author. This reminded me of the "Sci-Fi" movies I used to watch in my childhood.

Overall, I enjoyed it and would definitely recommend it. ( )

The Girl with the Porcelain Lips by Anthony R. Merrydew is a science fiction piece of work where AI has evolved to the point where it demands its rights among other living beings and seeks to grow stronger. It is a continuation of Our Blue Orange story. With the President dead, once again, the person who can make a difference and have some solutions is Godfrey.

I was pleased to find that the author kept the amusing side entangled in the story, as in his first part, “Our Blue Orange." Once again, Merrydew’s books made me think about the numerous possibilities of AI evolution that our world could follow and if one day we could find ourselves in a similar situation—not that fantastical, but who knows? It is a piece of work that entertained me and made me wonder and laugh. This is the winning trifecta for me, this time. ( )

Woah, The Girl with the Porcelain Lips will make you think. This book is a whirlwind, a page turner. It almost makes you uncomfortable. This book is more than a sci fi it's a thriller keeping you on the edge of your seat. Jump into the world where the evolution of technology goes beyond what your mind can handle. After the president has died a few years passed and the Grand Council is crumbling. Artificial Intelligence is taking over and evolving. It will be Gonfrey who need to navigate this world around him. Enjoyable read, it's worth it. ( )

If you have read "Our Blue Orange," you will definitely love it, and if you haven't, I suggest you read that first to like it more.
As soon as I completed that book, I grabbed my copy of it, and I was just held by it. I couldn't get it done; it kept me on edge all the time.
The story line, well-drafted scientific world with new creatures, and seamlessly driving plots were captivating enough to grab my attention.
The story starts with the ending part of "Our Blue Orange" and proceeds with more revealing truths. The uproar of artificial intelligence, rising colonies, and their conflicts are its subplots.
The author has done a commendable job of maintaining the interest of the author with each progressive chapter. The storyline is unique just like it's title and the characters are well thought. This will be an amazing read if you love science fiction. ( )

I suppose I'm jumping in late in the series, as this seems to be the second book, but I still had a pretty good time reading it. Like Merrydew, I find the concept of AI and its uses in society fascinating, and it was exciting to see how his creativity blossomed.

The reality that AI will become aware enough to demand rights (and want power) is something to fear, yet Merrydew manages to add enough fun to balance how dark the idea is.

The book opens with a powerful, nearly outdated AI, which sets the tone for the book: this world relies on it, and despite its limited uses, you can't get rid of it. Ultimately, survival isn't on the agenda for AI, but power and growth. Godfrey is a solid protagonist who knows where his flaws are and how to address the bigger issues despite them. But it's the creativity that shines in this book. Merrydew did a great job here; I look forward to seeing how this author grows in future books! ( )