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The Echo Wife: Come for the thriller, stay for the ethical quandaries

The Echo Wife by Sarah Gailey

June 29, 2021 by msvreadsbooks Leave a Comment

I came to this novel for a domestic thriller, and I left with thoughts about science, ethics, and the nature of humanity and personhood.  Evelyn is a world-renowned scientist known for her work with clones. She’s developed a process by which you can have a fully developed adult quote cumin within about a little over three months. She’s kind of a big deal – winning awards and making waves in the scientific communities.  Personally, her life is a bit of a mess. She’s estranged from […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery, Science Fiction Tagged With: clones, domestic thriller, Ethics, nature vs. nurture, Sarah Gailey, scientist, The Echo Wife

msvreadsbooks's CBR13 Review No:25 · Genres: Fiction, Mystery, Science Fiction · Tags: clones, domestic thriller, Ethics, nature vs. nurture, Sarah Gailey, scientist, The Echo Wife ·
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Pygmalion meets Jane the Ripper — a fascinating bit of fictionalized history

December 31, 2014 by Valyruh 4 Comments

This is a lengthy, historically detailed and excitingly written mash-up of Pygmalion meets Jane the Ripper, with a high density of fascinating issues woven into the fabric of the story. Savage Girl takes place in 1875, and begins in Virginia City, Nevada, where a supremely wealthy New York family is visiting by private train. The father, Freddy Delegate, is a collector of human oddities and is intrigued by a supposedly genuine “feral child,” a young woman who is the star of a freak show and […]

Filed Under: Fiction, History, Mystery Tagged With: feral child, nature vs. nurture, NYC, Victorian, wealth

Valyruh's CBR6 Review No:104 · Genres: Fiction, History, Mystery · Tags: feral child, nature vs. nurture, NYC, Victorian, wealth ·
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