by Jill Williamson
Lets start by saying that this is a good book, it makes you think on the subject of cloning and reads well....but there is one little problem, religion. I have no problem with religion in most cases, but I don't like it shoved down my throat. And I wasn't really expecting it, their is one mention of...
I enjoyed Replication: The Jason Experiment a lot more than I was expecting. I was pulled into the mystery and the what if this really was happening. It makes you start thinking about that. I like all the characters and would love to read a follow-up book to this one. I will be checking out othe...
“Replication” è un altro di quei libri rimasti a vegetare nelle richieste effettuate ma mai portate a termine, fino a quando ho deciso di svuotare i galley in scadenza. Mea culpa perché il libro è davvero molto interessante. E sono sempre aperta per una distopia.Martyr il soprannome di J:3:3:3 è un...
17-year-old Abby moves with her father, a scientist, to some small town in Alaska. He will work at a special and top-secret project, which turns out to be a cloning experiment. After he lost his wife to cancer a few years back, he seems to have lost perspective about how far science can go to save l...
The thing that initially attracted me to Replication was the science fiction-esque premise. While this book isn’t set thousands of years in the future, the cloning of humans was advanced to a stage that hundreds of clones had been made of this one man. I was fascinated, and couldn’t wait to read it....
whoa suga mama!!!!....... this book is amazing!!! to be honest i was a little weary when i read the summary on netgalley but in the end i decided to request it anyway. i jumped with joy the next day when i got an email saying i could read it for a review(im new to netgalley lol)reading the more deta...
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