Excellent read, creative, great supriseing ending-let my perverted
sense of humor run wild!  5 out of 5  (tu)

Good but not quite up to his usual standard.  3 out of 5

I found the story enjoyable  3 out of 5  (rubberdol)

I'm not one for the whole mechanical torment thing. It either gets
boring or outlandish. Grail chose the later or this piece. It was,
however entertaining.   4 out of 5  (innconnu79)

Amusing and creative story of revenge using robots, full of mechanical
torment.  If you're into devices (typical for Simon Grail) you should
enjoy.  4 out of 5  (sly)

Pretty good story. It moves along smoothly and us well written. The
women of the story were very naive, but that was necessary for the
story to work. I found it a bit to mild so I wouldn't recommend it for
anyone requireing strong stories.  4 out of 5  (Stark47)

Nicely paced story. In previous books, there were lots of very lenghty
preludes to action with lots of repetitions and flashbacks. Much less
in this one.
The abductions of the ladies make us want to know more of what becomes
of them. We see lots of them taken with only a foretaste of what their
future is going to be made of.
In my mind, the scene is skillfully set for a torrent of very severe
and arousing descriptions.
I could add more reasons to naturally expect a sequel but anybody
reading the book will (I think) see my point.
So, well done DFN, we are waiting for the second half:)  5 out of 5 
(Dressage10)

Dull and lifeless is the best description of this book I can come up
with.  Not the least bit erotic.  DKFN usually does better than this. 
1 out of 5  (Stark47 )