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   Constance

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   Matthew FitzSimmons 

   Book 1 in the series:Constance

   

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   In a world where human cloning has become a reality, "Constance" follows the story of Constance Con D'Arcy who wakes up to find herself in a clinic 18 months later with missing memories and the realization that her original self is dead. As she retraces her steps to uncover the truth, she is marked for murder, delving into the political and psychological implications of cloning. The book explores complex questions of identity, survival, and the consequences of advancements in cloning technology in a suspenseful and realistic manner, reminiscent of the style of Black Mirror and Orphan Black.
   

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   The little purple Christmas tree had a lot to answer for. Con hadn’t celebrated Christmas in the three years she’d lived in Washington, DC. Hadn’t meant to this year either. But then on the way home f...

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