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341 pp.
| Simon
| August, 2016
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TradeISBN 978-1-4814-4995-3$18.99
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EbookISBN 978-1-4814-4997-7
(4)
YA
After defeating Huxley, Violet has no memory; she knows only that she's a clone. Blamed for an infiltration of violent clones, Violet leaves the Clone Control Advocacy, joining the CCA president's adopted son, Seth, in discovering the history of the city and cloning. Despite lifeless characters, this follow-up to Falls the Shadow presents a believable dystopic future of cloning and its impact.
341 pp.
| Simon
| September, 2014
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TradeISBN 978-1-4424-9753-5$18.99
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EbookISBN 978-1-4424-9755-9
(4)
YA
Hours after her sister Violet's funeral, Cate's family picks up her replacement clone, who looks identical and even has the same memories. When anti-clone activists accuse Violet of murdering the most popular girl at school, Cate is pulled into a web of dangerous secrets. The book's star-crossed romance seems stilted and out of place among swift-paced action scenes and multi-corporation conspiracies.