Twinship: A Novel by the Author of Ex Utero

by Laurie Foos

Long before Dolly the sheep, there were Maxi, Minnie, and a clone called Middle. Maxi Dublin, a cat breeder, is thirty-four, single, and pregnant. She and her mother have been preparing for the birth of Maxi's first child for months, years even. But when the day arrives, something goes horribly wrong. Instead of delivering a healthy newborn, Maxi gives birth to herself-a clone. In the medical world Maxi becomes a cause c?lbre. But when her controlling, eccentric mother, Minnie, kidnaps the clone, all hell breaks loose. The doctors threaten Maxi with lawsuits, the media goes into a feeding frenzy, and the entire nation waits for the latest Maxi, Minnie, and Middle news. Angry but inspired, Maxi enlists the help of Cecilia, a clairvoyant therapist with an uncanny ability to impersonate the Duchess of York. Together they hit the road in hot pursuit of Minnie, so that Maxi can once and for all find . . . herself.

Genres: Fiction

262 pages, Hardcover

First published September 22, 1999

Reviews

[Cherie · Rating 4 out of 5]

A A woman gives birth to her twin/clone, which her mother kidnaps

[Farm Mum · Rating 2 out of 5]

Unusual..

[Beth · Rating 2 out of 5]

It was an odd story. Wouldn't read again.