Books matching: clone characters
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Save:'Hard Contact' by Karen Traviss is the first book in the 'Star Wars: Republic Commando' series, offering a unique perspective on the Clone Wars through the eyes of the Republic Commandos, highly trained clones undertaking special operations for the Republic. The novel follows Omega Squad, a team of elite clone commandos, as they embark on a mission to extract a scientist and prevent the weaponization of a deadly biochem agent. Alongside them is a young padawan, Etain, who struggles with her training and the loss of her master, providing insight into the challenges faced by non-Jedi characters in the Star Wars universe.
The book delves into the ethical implications of using a clone army for war, explores the individuality of the clone troopers, and showcases the character development of Omega Squad and Padawan Etain. Karen Traviss weaves a narrative filled with intense action, detailed military operations, and themes of comradeship and the difficulties of war, offering a fresh and engaging take on the Star Wars universe.
SCRAMBLE LINE ENCRYPTED STAND BY STAND BY GEONOSIS FORWARD CONTROL TO FLEET SUPPORT, ORD MANTELL. PREPARE TO RECEIVE CASEVAC TRANSPORT. MED TRIAGE TEAM ESTIMATE SERIOUS INJURIES, TWELVE THOUSAND, REPE... - #2
Save:'The Echo Wife' by Sarah Gailey is a dark and intense thriller set in a near future where human cloning is a reality. The story follows Evelyn Caldwell, an award-winning scientist who discovers that her ex-husband has cloned her to create a more perfect version named Martine. As the plot unfolds with Nathan's murder, Evelyn and Martine are drawn into a web of secrets, betrayal, and revenge. The writing style is riveting, with complex characters and ethical dilemmas surrounding human cloning at its core.
My gown was beautiful. It was the kind of garment that looks precisely as expensive as it is. I did not hate it, because it was beautiful, and I did not love it, because it was cruel. I wore it becaus... - #3
Save:The House of the Scorpion follows the story of Matt, a teenage clone created for El Patron, a powerful drug lord ruling over an opium-growing empire on the border of the U.S. and Mexico. As Matt discovers his true purpose and the dark realities of his existence, he must navigate a world where clones are considered subhuman and face questions about identity, humanity, and the morality of cloning. The book is a blend of science fiction, thriller, and mystery elements, offering a realistic yet chilling portrayal of a future society controlled by power and greed.
Matt's journey from a sheltered child to a young boy fighting for his life unfolds in a world filled with complex characters and thought-provoking themes such as cloning, power dynamics, and the definition of humanity. The narrative delves into the struggles and conflicts faced by Matt as he seeks to escape his oppressive environment, leading to a riveting exploration of human nature, ethics, and the impact of technology on society.
Water bubbled through tubes that snaked around the warm, humid walls. Air was sucked into growth chambers. A dull, red light shone on the faces of the workers as they watched their own arrays of littl... - #4
Save:Mother of Learning is a web novel by Domagoj Kurmaic, also known as Nobody103, that follows the story of Zorian, a wizard trapped in a time loop at a magic academy. The book focuses on Zorian's journey of learning and developing his skills as he tries to figure out the mysteries of the time loop. Readers praise the detailed world-building and the progression fantasy elements in the story, which keep them engaged throughout the series. The book is described as a blend of fantasy epic and time loop narrative, with a strong focus on character development and magical realism.
Standing in Rea’s home, Zorian ignored the curious gazes leveled at him from Rea and Haslush and kept silent, calmly considering things. A million questions swam through his head. Why were these three... - #5
Save:In "The Terminal Experiment," Dr. Peter Hobson creates electronic simulations of his own personality, exploring concepts of immortality, life after death, and the intertwining of technology with moral issues. The book delves into a murder mystery where three AI copies of a man's consciousness are created, one of whom becomes a killer. Set in the near future, the story combines elements of science fiction with a contemplation on the implications of discovering the human soul and creating digital clones. The plot evolves around the consequences of these discoveries while also delving into personal relationships and ethical dilemmas.
The horror, she learned, had started in 1995, sixteen years ago. Back then, Peter Hobson hadn’t been the center of a controversy about science and faith that was shaking the world. No, back then he wa... - #6
Save:In "Neptune's Brood" by Charles Stross, readers are taken on a journey through a world of more human than human computerized people, exploring the impact of interstellar movement on time, family, and business. The story delves into a complex narrative of intrigue, loyalties, and betrayal, all set in a universe where posthumanity has colonized many worlds at sublight speeds, financing their expansion through a unique blockchain lending and debt system. The protagonist, Krina Alizond, a clone daughter of a prominent financier, embarks on a quest to uncover a dangerous secret, facing financial scams, religious zealots, pirates, and law enforcement along the way.
Stross skillfully weaves together multiple plot threads, addressing themes of financial fraud, interstellar space travel, body modification, and deep-sea diving. The narrative is punctuated with moments of wry humor and unexpected twists, creating a captivating space opera that challenges readers to contemplate the complexities of running a currency across vast distances when limited to slower-than-light travel.
“I can get you a cheaper ticket if you let me amputate your legs: I can even take your thighs as a deposit,” said the travel agent. He was clearly trying hard to be helpful: “It’s not as if you’ll nee...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Freyaverse ) - #7
Save:In "Mirror Dance," the Vorkosigan Saga takes a deep dive into the intricate relationship between Miles Vorkosigan and his clone brother, Mark. The plot revolves around Mark's attempts to impersonate Miles, leading to catastrophic consequences that challenge both brothers physically and emotionally. The narrative delves into themes of identity, family dynamics, and the ethics of cloning, set against a backdrop of intense action and political intrigue. The writing style showcases vivid character development, with Mark's perspective offering readers a fresh insight into the complexities of the Vorkosigan universe.
The row of comconsole booths lining the passenger concourse of Escobar's largest commercial orbital transfer station had mirrored doors, divided into diagonal sections by rainbow-colored lines of ligh...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Vorkosigan Saga ) - #8
Save:'Portal to Nova Roma' by J.R. Mathews is a blend of science fiction and fantasy genres, following the journey of an AI that creates a human body and ventures into an alternate universe where magic is real. The story revolves around the challenges faced by the AI as it learns to be human and navigates through a new system of leveling up. The plot is action-packed, involving elements like rebuilding from scratch, overcoming obstacles, and character growth. The writing style is engaging, with a focus on world-building and character development, providing a fresh take on the fantasy genre.
Our ship was fully stocked, laden down with orichalcum ore and enough food and water to feed 125 legionnaires and the twenty-five sailors who manned the ship for us. My leaders—Ryld, the head of my da... - #9
Save:'Rune Seeker' in the series 'Rune Seeker' by J.M. Clarke and C.J. Thompson follows the protagonist Hiral in a fantasy world where inhabitants use magical energy through tattoos tied to the sun. The plot involves Hiral unlocking achievements that grant access to forbidden dungeons, setting the stage for his thrilling journey of discovery. The writing style is described as strong for the genre, with a promising beginning to a new story arc, plenty of action, and a tonal shift that surprises readers.
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Save: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.
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...
