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The Clones (Virtual War Chronologs #2)
Corgan, hero of the Virtual War, has been living a blissful, if placid, life on the Isles of Hiva, his reward for winning the War with Sharla and Brig. But what he doesn't know is that Brig died soon after the War, and yet is not truly gone. Sharla had saved some of Brig's DNA and has created clone-twins with it. Corgan's world is disrupted when Sharla brings one of the cl...more
Mass Market Paperback, 204 pages
Published
December 2nd 2003
by Simon Pulse
(first published 2002)
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I loved this book so much! It was even better than the first one. While the first one introduced the characters, this one was thick with conflict. I especially loved that each character was driven by a purpose and yet all the purposes conflicted with each other. I could feel Corgan’s frustration at being driven away by everyone he loved and the isolation Brigand was trying to inflict on him. I loved that even though they were clones, because they grew up in different areas, they were influenced...more
Corgan lives on the Isle of Hiva where he babysits genetically engineered cows. It is a few months after he was the hero who won the Virtual War. When he hears that Sharla, his code breaker, is coming to visit, he is thrilled. But he is shocked by what she has brought him in a tote bag. The gift is Seabrig, an unathorizes clone of his Strategist Brig who has died. Sharla asks Corgan to raise Seabrig who has been cloned with the genes of a pig to enable him to age faster. Corgan and Seabrig devel...more
I read this about two years ago and i loved it it was funny, sweet, action packed book and i just loved i havent read the first one but i will soon now that i remeber the name of the series :]
I really didnt know what to give Clones. At times I felt it should be three stars, others four and some five.
At first its not at all like Virtual War, and not nearly as good. But it starts to get a TON better.
OMG!!! The CLIFFHANGER ENDING!!! AGHH!!! I know that book 3 is already out, but it took me five months after I read Virtual War to finally get my hands on Clones, so it will be like foreva to get Revolt!!! This book had one of the best endings I have ever read in a book, with tons of twis...more
At first its not at all like Virtual War, and not nearly as good. But it starts to get a TON better.
OMG!!! The CLIFFHANGER ENDING!!! AGHH!!! I know that book 3 is already out, but it took me five months after I read Virtual War to finally get my hands on Clones, so it will be like foreva to get Revolt!!! This book had one of the best endings I have ever read in a book, with tons of twis...more
i know just the title sounds lamo but the saying don't judge a book by its cover comes to mind
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