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Science Fiction

Clone

by Malcolm Rose

2002 · 274 pages

Jordan Finch's dad is a top scientist in the field of human cloning. But Jordan isn't sure about his dad's crusade to be the first to clone a human being-he's seen what cloning does to monkeys: the deformities, the early deaths...And he becomes even less sure after meeting the enigmatic Maynard. Maynard befriends Jordan in the hope of getting to Jordan's father. He has to stop Patrick Finch before he takes the final step and seals humankind's fate-a bleak future in which natural reproduction no longer exists...

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Clone is a science fiction novel by Malcolm Rose, first published in 2002. It runs 274 pages.

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Published
2002
Length
274 pages

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GenreScience Fiction
AuthorMalcolm Rose
Published2002
Length274 pages

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Published
2002
Length
274 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780439981644
ISBN-10
0439981646
ASIN
0439981646

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