Smooth, sensual, fantastic skin that begged to be tasted--Josephine Farrington had just re-invented it. The new plastic was great for making a man. Tired of the pushy jerks that courted her, Josie could now design the bronze-skinned, hard-muscled exterior of a robo-hunk that could fulfill all her deepest fantasies. And she knew just the man to build the body.
Matthew Taylor had never had trouble erecting anything, and the handsome scientist knew that Josie's robot was something he could create. But the beautiful biochemist deserved better than the cold devotion of a machine; she needed the fiery embrace of a real man. In an instant, Matt knew his course; by day he vowed to build her model of masculine perfection--by night he swore to be the real thing.
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wildhart (USA: LA) (2009/07/24): Dr. Josephine Farrington has developed her most brilliant break-through: a substance that feels like real human skin. Josies newest dream is to create a life-size robotic man. To accomplish this feat, Josie is going to need help from reclusive fellow scientist Marvin Tannenbaum, who can help create the structure of her perfect man, already nicknamed ADAM.
It seems that Marvin has been working on a revolutionary heat sensor/converter that could wind up being the power source for ADAM. He sees Josies new project as the perfect opportunity to regain his lost reputation. Marvin is actually discredited scientist Matthew Taylor in disguise. He had been accused of stealing the notes to his own invention--a revolutionary new sensor pad.
In order to prove his innocence, Matt plans to make a huge splash at the upcoming Science Expo with ADAM. The only problem is trying to maintain his nerdy disguise with the attractive Josie around. Surprisingly Marvin is starting to look very good to Josie who is already on a perfect mate hunt.
