Perfect Copy eBook Judith Gaines
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When is perfect too perfect? Four year old Roman is more than a genetic copy of his donor, pharmaceutical mogul Mathew Roman. He is better… enhanced… and linked to a murderer.
Stranded in the remote Blue Ridge Mountains, Brina James must unravel the truth Mathew Roman died trying to hide.
Perfect Copy is a Koontz-like thriller that will keep you breathless.
Perfect Copy eBook Judith Gaines
Matthew Roman is a wealthy scientist determined to replicate himself. He and his assistants work in an isolated lab in the mountains. The announcement of Matthew's death coincides with a major blizzard, and suddenly the motives and loyalties of the residents of the house are unclear and seem to shift. Brina, whose job is caring for Roman, a far from normal four-year-old, decides that her first priority is to protect the boy. The bond between the two gives the book a warm heart. The writing was far from perfect, but the story was interesting and I wanted to keep reading.I hope the story continues in a sequel. I want to see Roman develop. Is he perfect?
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Perfect Copy eBook Judith Gaines Reviews
Book without praise or blame. I was a bit deceived by the fact that it was listed as a science fiction book. I would define it more something halfway between a technological and psychological thriller. The topic is cloning, and one of the ways this can go wrong. The setting is a bit static and far from being original. The characters are forced to stay in a house in the woods, while a snowstorm isolates them from the world, if we add a special child, does all this remind you of something?
In this context the plot is developed a little as thriller and horror together, with characters being hunted by someone who alone can be the most dangerous of all; they try to escape several times without succeeding, until the obvious ending.
It can be a nice read, but has not left much to me, once finished. The presence of a line of dialogue at the very beginning already puzzled me and therefore failed to make a good impression. However, I went ahead. The dynamics of the characters were quickly clarified, including the romance implications. Not once, however, the author was able to amaze me. The twists were pretty predictable.
I would not completely condemn this book, because it is still well written, but it isn't certainly a masterpiece. The problem is not about style, but the plot is lacking originality. I'm sure Gaines has the ability to write books of much more value, and I'll probably be curious to read them.
Rita Carla Francesca Monticelli, author of Red Desert - Point of No Return
Judith Gaines make you wonder on Perfect Copy if you will make it or not. You get into the shoes of Brina, a person that had recently loose husband and kid, and take Roman a especial 4 year old kid. The problem is that Roman is especial in a different sense, in ways that Brina couldn't even imagine.
When I began reading the book something happened that didn't fit, subtle, but it didn't fit I was mad that I didn't see more but happy that I noticed, since I am aware that for many people will be invisible.
This is a nice read, I had fun, there was a lot of tension and it was fast paced. I am looking forward to read more works from Judith Gaynes in the future. In the mean time read here the blurb of the book, and stop in or SmashWords and grab your copy. The only thing I wish is that the book will be available in Paperback so I can send it as a present to a couple of people that doesn't have readers. (I know, but there is people that had not yet discover the great thing on ebooks)
Perfect Copy is just that. A thriller that grabs your attention from the very first page. Brina is hired to take care of a little four year boy Roman. He is a genetically engineered child from Mathew Roman. Edward is a scientist, and Russ helps control this child.
Brina has had a rough life and was searching for a new life and another beginning. She uses sign language to communicate with the youngster as he can't speak yet. Roman is so very special and they don't know what he capable of. He also has a hundred plus life span.
Things racket up when a Park Ranger comes to the house to tell Brina that Mathew is dead and they found his car. Running to the downstairs lab Brina tells Edward and Russ about it. Hidden secrets, man against man and Brina and the child caught in the middle.
Evil resides in Edward and Mathew didn't contain any moral fibers. Russ, well you will just have to read this fantastic novel to find out.
They are getting ready to move to a safer place when a Snow storm arrives and takes out the phone lines. Searching for a hiding place of the lab records they stumble upon a baby in a crate in fluid that was terminated. Brina looses it and almost throws up but Russ steadies her and things heat up quickly.
While Brina and Russ are up in the attic Edward sneaks out to the garage and inside is another clone of Mathew. Edward has plans to kill him but instead settles on making a deal with this one. The real Park Ranger is lying dead outside in the snow.
Suddenly Roman starts to speak and develope quickly. A Genius bred in the lab. If the secret gets out he will be hounded and sent to a government lab for his life time.
Move over Dean Knootz Judith Gaines is gaining on you. A FIVE STAR READ!! I received my free copy from Smash Words and the Menage a Blog Tour! Awesome!
Very suspenseful. Bam! right from the start! Left me wanting to read the prequel or sequel. Can't wait for the next book.
Matthew Roman is a wealthy scientist determined to replicate himself. He and his assistants work in an isolated lab in the mountains. The announcement of Matthew's death coincides with a major blizzard, and suddenly the motives and loyalties of the residents of the house are unclear and seem to shift. Brina, whose job is caring for Roman, a far from normal four-year-old, decides that her first priority is to protect the boy. The bond between the two gives the book a warm heart. The writing was far from perfect, but the story was interesting and I wanted to keep reading.
I hope the story continues in a sequel. I want to see Roman develop. Is he perfect?
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