This book is about a modern-day, sci-fi-ish, divorce that results in the death of Evelyn's husband. Starting the book, I was unsure whether I would like the genetic clone aspect of the book but it added an exciting twist that made me not want to stop reading.
Evelyn is a very tough woman who seems to know what she wants in life, and even though it does not go exactly how she wants, she is able to adapt and accept her life for what it is. Martine starts out as the opposite of Evelyn but eventually, the reader is able to see how the two characters are actually very similar. Their husband is not a good person, cloning Evelyn until he is able to have a wife who has her looks but acts like a perfect housewife.
Overall, this book keeps you on your toes and was written in a way that takes a great idea, a cloned wife and a murder, and is able to execute it to allow the reader to understand what the characters are going through and want them to have a good ending.
Evelyn is a very tough woman who seems to know what she wants in life, and even though it does not go exactly how she wants, she is able to adapt and accept her life for what it is. Martine starts out as the opposite of Evelyn but eventually, the reader is able to see how the two characters are actually very similar. Their husband is not a good person, cloning Evelyn until he is able to have a wife who has her looks but acts like a perfect housewife.
Overall, this book keeps you on your toes and was written in a way that takes a great idea, a cloned wife and a murder, and is able to execute it to allow the reader to understand what the characters are going through and want them to have a good ending.