Part science fiction and part thriller, this book started out fast and kept its quick pace throughout. Claire Abrams wants a baby without genetic weaknesses that killed her firstborn son, Colton. She turns to genetic researcher, Dr. Robert Nash, for help in having a child without the mitochondrial disorder that runs in her family. Together with his brilliant and devious lab assistant Jillian, Dr. Nash is able to impregnate Claire with a baby, but his unauthorized research is discovered, so he has to go into hiding. He takes Claire with him and leaves Jillian to face the repercussions. Fast forward eleven years and we have a very angry and vengeful Jillian, fresh out of prison. The book is told in first person, from the POV of various characters and flashes from the past to the present. The short chapters made it an easy book to read, even though books with so much sci-fi usually do not interest me. The psychological thriller part of this book grabbed me and kept me interested until the end, even though I had predicted what that end would be. Fans of trillers with a scientific bent will really enjoy this book!
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Sounds interesting! Great review. 😀
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Thank you.
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That sounds like such a good book. Was it clean as well? I assume all that you read is clean, but just making sure 🙂
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Unfortunately, not all that I read is clean. This is not a Christian book and has some dark themes in it, although there is not a lot of bad language. I would not recommend this book to my Christian friends because its themes are deception and pride, and not in a good, learn a lesson way.
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Oh, ok. Thanks!
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If a book is a Christian book and/or a clean read, I usually note that at the end of my review. Just FYI.
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Ok!
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