Only a Machine

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"I am nothing more than a machine to you, am I not?"

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A picture of Lana Caine and Blaze from this book, In Bed with the Transforming Alien Robot.


The scene is inspired by the story and this song, The One by T-Mass Ft. Mona Moua.




Lana Caine is a famous actress. Because of her profession and beautiful looks, most men treat her like a sex symbol instead of a real person. The only male who respects her is Blaze, an alien robot that can transform into a red sports car.

Lana and Blaze have been living together for a year as part of a top-secret government operation. When Lana finally realizes her feelings for the alien housemate, she makes a bold move and opens herself up. And that night turns out to be a big mistake. She has no idea how much her reckless action hurts Blaze until she senses the hatred in those cold optics...






I often browse Amazon for free books. That's how I found Crystal Lattis's Roboterotic Love series. Despite the cheesy title and cover art and the steamy interspecies smut, the book itself is actually pretty good. Besides, it's easy to pass the RoboTransbots in this book for Cybertronians from the Transformers fandom. If you're into the Cybertronian/human pairing thing, you will probably enjoy this Sci-Fi erotic romance as well.


And yes, I basically read anything as long as the topic sounds interesting. And I regret nothing.







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Lana Caine & Blaze © Crystal Lattis