Constance by Matthew Fitzsimmons

Set in the near future, when science and medical advancements make human cloning a reality. Usually only available to the ridiculously wealthy, Constance "Con" D'Arcy is gifted a clone by her late aunt, the creator of cloning technology. When a routine upload of her consciousness goes horribly wrong, Con wakes up 18 months later to the news of her own death...making her a clone with no recent memories. To find out what happened Con must try to put the pieces of the last 18 months together in her mind while also deciding who's an ally and who wants her dead.

5 out of 5 stars

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