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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Sine Qua Non Cycle #1

And Laugh at Digital Butterflies (Sine Qua Non Cycle #1)

Holly Blackstone

Kindle Edition | Pages: 469 pages

Rating: 4.45 | 11 Users | 6 Reviews

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Abigail Pritchard, programming jock, writes custom sex simulations in a future world where the most popular Friday night entertainment is virtual reality. Her world as she knows it come crashing down when she writes a sim for a mysterious client who turns out to be none other than Dyson Pearce, the world’s first trillionaire and President of space exploration giant Stratosphere Futuristics.

Confronted with an opportunity she can’t say no to, Abby finds herself adrift in a foreign world where people vie for your favour even as they scheme behind your back. Alternately attracted to and frightened by Dyson, Abby finds she must face her fears - including her parent’s unsolved murders - in order to cope with her new life.

This is the first book in the Sine Qua Non Cycle.

NOTE: Contains explicit language and depictions of sex (including spanking, bondage, roleplay, domination and submission). Content intended for adults only. 135,000+ words

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Title	:	And Laugh at Digital Butterflies (Sine Qua Non Cycle #1)
Author	:	Holly Blackstone
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 469 pages
Published	:	June 2nd 2013 by Linlithgow Press
Categories	:	Erotica. BDSM. Romance. Science Fiction Romance

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Ratings: 4.45 From 11 Users | 6 Reviews

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I enjoyed this book, I don't read much paranormal but this one kept my interest all the way through it is an easy read. I liked how I could actually visualize the scenes the author was describing in the book. I enjoyed the characters I like how strong minded Abby is through most of the book, there were times I wanted her to give in a little more to Dyson. Overall I would recommend this to people to read. :-)

I really surprised myself and loved this book. I don't normally read futuristic/cyber off the wall books, but this was refreshingly different. I requested to read this book as part of the TBR Bar on BDSM, so was given the book by the author for my honest feedback. I chose to read the book, because it sounded so different from other books out there and it didn't disappoint.The book is set around earth in the future, and the style of writing reflects this theme, creating that image within the

I really enjoyed this book, I wasn't to sure what cyberpunk was but it was more a futuristic romance to me, I have no clue about how the types of books are labeled I just read them. Now about the book.....Abigail Prichard is an amazing programing jock for CyberTech and the head designer for a sims virtural reality. She gets a new mysterious client who wants a specific type VR sex sims with bdsm. He turns out to be none other than Dyson Pierce, trillionaire and president of Stratosphere

OK when do I get the next one?Holly Blackstone doesn't write fast enough to suit me. I believe, with this book, I've read everything she's written and can't wait for the next one.



This book was fantastic. I had a hard time putting it down at times. I was ready to read something different and refreshing and this book delivered.The setting is future Earth. The author did a good job presenting our future world without overwhelming the reader. There are a lot of new creative products and vocabulary from this future that are fun and interesting to learn about.I loved the MC's and really enjoyed the push and pull between them. They were constantly pushing each other away and

This book was fantastic. I had a hard time putting it down at times. I was ready to read something different and refreshing and this book delivered.The setting is future Earth. The author did a good job presenting our future world without overwhelming the reader. There are a lot of new creative products and vocabulary from this future that are fun and interesting to learn about.I loved the MC's and really enjoyed the push and pull between them. They were constantly pushing each other away and