Chance

In a thrilling novel by Matthew FitzSimmons, a clone plays a dangerous game of life, death, memory, and murder. Chance Harker was revived after being murdered five years ago, but he awakens to accusations of killing Lee Conway, a stranger he has never met. He must stay ahead of the LAPD, his kidnappers, and a growing mob of protesters outraged that a rich clone appears to be getting away with murder.

Format: Hardback
Length: 316 pages
Publication date: 14 February 2023
Publisher: Amazon Publishing

In a gripping thriller penned by the acclaimed Wall Street Journal bestselling author Matthew FitzSimmons, a clone embarks on a perilous journey that encompasses life, death, memory, and murder. Cloning is a privilege reserved for the affluent, serving as a means for Chance Harker to move forward after the tragic loss of his brother Marley five years ago. At sixteen, Chance and Marley were victims of a kidnapping that tragically turned fatal. However, against all odds, Chance was revived, bringing his grieving parents into conflict with his existence. While the public revels in the awe-inspiring stunts he has transformed into a captivating social media spectacle, accusations arise that he has murdered Lee Conway, a stranger he has never encountered. The question looms: Has one of his clones perpetrated this act?

With no recollection of his past selves and a pressing need to evade arrest, Chance delves into Conway's background, unraveling the mysteries of his own life and death. He also uncovers the tragic abduction that tore his family apart. As he races against time, Chance must outsmart the LAPD, his kidnappers who have resurfaced, and a growing mob of enraged protesters who believe a wealthy clone is getting away with murder.

The novel explores complex themes of identity, morality, and the consequences of scientific advancements. It raises questions about the nature of consciousness, the boundaries of individuality, and the price we pay for the pursuit of perfection. Through its intricate plot and compelling characters, "The Clone" offers a thought-provoking exploration of the human condition, challenging readers to consider the ethical implications of cloning and the power of memory.

ISBN-13: 9781542009478