“I couldn't work out what she actually wanted. Whether being dead happened in a pretty box on Welsh Street or someplace else, it didn't make a difference. Dead was irreversible. It was permanent. You couldn't do anything about it, and still, Tate seemed determined to take it back, like with the right answer, she could fix everything.”
In this thought-provoking dystopian novel, the story delves into the complexities of identity and the moral implications of substitution. Set in a world where individuals are replaced by clones, the narrative examines the blurred lines between reality and illusion, and the profound impact on human relationships and societal norms. more
Brenna Yovanoff is an American author known for her horror and young adult novels. Born on October 2, 1979, she graduated from The Ohio State University. Her works often delve into complex human relationships and the supernatural, enjoying great popularity among readers. more
“If king needs to be treated by psychiatrist, then the people need replacements for both.”
“It takes an aggressive empathy to accurately replace a person.”
“Personal relationship with God has been replaced by church activities.”
“Replace your religiosity with the virtues of personal work with God”
“Replace the negative traits of your character by the traits you want to have”
“A nation which expects its biological survival from immigrants won’t survive.”