Constance

The Wall Street Journal bestselling author of the Gibson Vaughn series writes a mind-bending thriller in which a breakthrough in human cloning becomes one woman's nightmare.

Human cloning will become possible soon thanks to developments in quantum computing and medicine. The greatest luxury for the wealthy is to cheat death. Militants opposed to cloning see it as a transgression against nature. It's terrible for young Constance "Con" D'Arcy, whose late aunt gave her her own clone.

Something goes wrong following her regular monthly upload of her awareness, which is saved for that impending changeover. It has been eighteen months since Con last wakes up at the clinic. She can't recall anything from recently. She's told her original is no longer with us. What does she become, if that is the case?

Con's bewildering new life has many hidden secrets. And those about how and why she passed away. Con is following her memories of the last few days in order to learn the truth, and she will come into an equally inquisitive detective along the way. She needs someone she can trust when she's on the run. Because it is now evident that Con is once again under suspicion of murder.