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The Clone Chronicles #2
Clone Two
Journey
“I've never agreed with Chime's need to pander to the Crawlers.” Ande leans past me to look out the window. I follow his gaze, the glow from the two bulbs casting some light over the dark and lonely station outside. “It's time we were independent. The Crawlers are spooky and untrustworthy, say one thing, mean another.” He turns his head, face very close to mine. “They steal kids sometimes, never own up to their promises.” Ande takes a step back, smile returning. “We can just hope there aren't any Crawlers out there.” He waves beyond him, up the tracks.
Before I get a chance to agree, Chime reappears, slamming her way through the sliding door.
“Last stop,” she growls at me. “Everybody off.”
Trio and her friends have escaped the remains of Los Angeles and the horrible Crawlers intent on her capture, finally on their way to New York. But the train they ride offers more threats than comfort, both from the uncertain track stretching out before them to the infighting and open dislike from train boss Chime and her crew. Trio has no choice, her heart and soul pushing her across the country, toward a task she can’t remember and a damaged clone who will call her sister.
“I've never agreed with Chime's need to pander to the Crawlers.” Ande leans past me to look out the window. I follow his gaze, the glow from the two bulbs casting some light over the dark and lonely station outside. “It's time we were independent. The Crawlers are spooky and untrustworthy, say one thing, mean another.” He turns his head, face very close to mine. “They steal kids sometimes, never own up to their promises.” Ande takes a step back, smile returning. “We can just hope there aren't any Crawlers out there.” He waves beyond him, up the tracks.
Before I get a chance to agree, Chime reappears, slamming her way through the sliding door.
“Last stop,” she growls at me. “Everybody off.”
Trio and her friends have escaped the remains of Los Angeles and the horrible Crawlers intent on her capture, finally on their way to New York. But the train they ride offers more threats than comfort, both from the uncertain track stretching out before them to the infighting and open dislike from train boss Chime and her crew. Trio has no choice, her heart and soul pushing her across the country, toward a task she can’t remember and a damaged clone who will call her sister.
174 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 2, 2012
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Patti Larsen
298 books544 followersI write a lot of paranormal books for someone who is afraid of the dark. And I wonder why I have to sleep with the lights on. Sometimes life is a teenaged B horror movie and I'm the one who investigates when the scary music is playing. But the voices are calling and resistance is… Yes. I am a Star Trek geek, too. And a fan of RPG’s. With a slight coolness factor since I've been told I'm allowed to join the pops.
Naw. I like being a nerdy girl :)
Naw. I like being a nerdy girl :)
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April 10, 2013
I won a copy from the author and will be writing an honest review. This story continues from Clone 3 and keeps you just as much on the edge of your seat as the last one did. Trio still can’t remember anything and the Crawlers are still in hot pursuit of her and her friends. She’s on the train with the unfriendly Chime who refuses to be civilized by any means to Trio or those she has brought along with her. She feels the pull to not only make it to New York but to find one of her sisters as well. But with Crawlers, the Sick, and Brights around, it isn’t going to be an easy trip to make for her.
I love this story and can’t wait to start the next book in the series.
I love this story and can’t wait to start the next book in the series.
October 30, 2012
Loved this book even better then the first one! It's definitely a non stop thrilling ride full of adventures that are packed with lots of emotion! Couldn't stop reading it and i can't wait to find out what happens next! This is one of the best series I've ever read!
November 6, 2012
A brilliant follow up to Clone Three!
It follows Trio, a clone, starting right after the events of book 1. She finds herself on a rigged up steam engine heading across a post-apocalyptic United States. Trio is the main character, and still can't remember what her mission is besides finding her clone sisters. Bits of her memory return, flashes of the past that make no sense to her and leave her on the edge. One of the leaders on the train, Chime, hates her and the crew sees her as a freak due to her strange abilities. Will she ever find her sister clones? Or will she never remember the real reason she is there? With her are her loyal friends Beckett, Poppy, the Dog, and their puppies. But their friendships will be tested, and the road to find what Trio is looking for is full of twists, deception, heartache and death.
I loved this installment even more than the book one! It provided more insight into Trio than the last. Her relationships with her friends deepen, as well as her doubts. The world building continues with vivid descriptions and colorful characters. It had more of an adventurous spirit to it. The group's travels were far from boring. The people they meet and the places they see are amazing. I was in awe of the world Ms. Larsen has introduced to the reader. Completely full of despair, destruction and surprisingly, life.
We even get to finally meet another clone, Trio's sister Duet, also known as Clone two. Her character may not be all there, but she is every bit as strong and devoted as Trio, even though she's been altered. I loved their interactions, making me wonder what the next piece of the puzzle holds.
A kick butt post-apocalyptic adventure series that is a definite must read. I can't wait to read the last installment Clone One!
It follows Trio, a clone, starting right after the events of book 1. She finds herself on a rigged up steam engine heading across a post-apocalyptic United States. Trio is the main character, and still can't remember what her mission is besides finding her clone sisters. Bits of her memory return, flashes of the past that make no sense to her and leave her on the edge. One of the leaders on the train, Chime, hates her and the crew sees her as a freak due to her strange abilities. Will she ever find her sister clones? Or will she never remember the real reason she is there? With her are her loyal friends Beckett, Poppy, the Dog, and their puppies. But their friendships will be tested, and the road to find what Trio is looking for is full of twists, deception, heartache and death.
I loved this installment even more than the book one! It provided more insight into Trio than the last. Her relationships with her friends deepen, as well as her doubts. The world building continues with vivid descriptions and colorful characters. It had more of an adventurous spirit to it. The group's travels were far from boring. The people they meet and the places they see are amazing. I was in awe of the world Ms. Larsen has introduced to the reader. Completely full of despair, destruction and surprisingly, life.
We even get to finally meet another clone, Trio's sister Duet, also known as Clone two. Her character may not be all there, but she is every bit as strong and devoted as Trio, even though she's been altered. I loved their interactions, making me wonder what the next piece of the puzzle holds.
A kick butt post-apocalyptic adventure series that is a definite must read. I can't wait to read the last installment Clone One!
June 7, 2015
I received this book for an honest review.
Book 2 picks up just where book 3 left off. Leaving LA Clone 3 and her friends start their perilous journey across the country. Still dealing with the victims of "the sick" and trying to stay one step ahead of the crawlers clone 3 stumbles upon clone 2. Thinking this would bring her answers she's frustrated when it seems to only add more questions especially regarding time lines and how clone 2 came to be "damaged" and not the girl clone 3 remembers her as. Protective of her sister she knows she must continue on to complete their task and that she needs her sister by her side. Will her friends accept her choice or will they make her choose them or Duet (clone 2)? Danger of the unknown around every corner at every stop this group of children must press forward if they have any hope in helping Clone 3 succeed. Tired of merely surviving the group is determined to live and to fight for the world they want instead of the one they've been forced to accept.
And the adventure continues! The challenge in writing this review is I don't want to give anything away! I wouldn't have thought I could get anymore attached to the characters in this book but I have and all I want is for them to find their happiness. I found myself laughing out loud at some of their antics, cringing at some of the danger they faced, and crying when it all seemed like too much for them to face. Another page turner I couldn't wait to find out what would happen next. This book isn't a standalone as it is part of a series and should be read after reading book 1 (Clone Three). Trust me though you'll want to read the whole series!
Book 2 picks up just where book 3 left off. Leaving LA Clone 3 and her friends start their perilous journey across the country. Still dealing with the victims of "the sick" and trying to stay one step ahead of the crawlers clone 3 stumbles upon clone 2. Thinking this would bring her answers she's frustrated when it seems to only add more questions especially regarding time lines and how clone 2 came to be "damaged" and not the girl clone 3 remembers her as. Protective of her sister she knows she must continue on to complete their task and that she needs her sister by her side. Will her friends accept her choice or will they make her choose them or Duet (clone 2)? Danger of the unknown around every corner at every stop this group of children must press forward if they have any hope in helping Clone 3 succeed. Tired of merely surviving the group is determined to live and to fight for the world they want instead of the one they've been forced to accept.
And the adventure continues! The challenge in writing this review is I don't want to give anything away! I wouldn't have thought I could get anymore attached to the characters in this book but I have and all I want is for them to find their happiness. I found myself laughing out loud at some of their antics, cringing at some of the danger they faced, and crying when it all seemed like too much for them to face. Another page turner I couldn't wait to find out what would happen next. This book isn't a standalone as it is part of a series and should be read after reading book 1 (Clone Three). Trust me though you'll want to read the whole series!
August 13, 2015
This novel is different from some of the dystopian novels I read, however, the plot is original and that is refreshing.
The writing of this novel is much better than the first in the series, however, in the middle it starts to feel overwhelmingly cliche'd. Every scenaroi felt over-done and boring. The final 5 chapters however really picked up the pace and ended on a much better note.
The novel ends quite suddnely, leaving the reader wanting to know more about the 2 clones and the family Trio has made for herself.
I am interested in reading the third novel in the seires, I have to know what happens!
The writing of this novel is much better than the first in the series, however, in the middle it starts to feel overwhelmingly cliche'd. Every scenaroi felt over-done and boring. The final 5 chapters however really picked up the pace and ended on a much better note.
The novel ends quite suddnely, leaving the reader wanting to know more about the 2 clones and the family Trio has made for herself.
I am interested in reading the third novel in the seires, I have to know what happens!
April 14, 2014
A wonderful continuation of Clone 3 that ends with the finding of Clone 2 and an introduction to her capabilities and/or disabilities. The characters that surround them are quite human and bring out the humanness of the two clones. Cone 2 ends with just the right combination to send you running to get Clone 1!!
May 28, 2015
Once again Patti Larsen delivers another compelling book. We continue with Trio's story to find Clone 1 and 2 and her adventures along the way. Her character development is top notch and her writing just makes you want to read and read and read...
Another wonderful book by Patti and a definite must read of this entire trilogy...
Another wonderful book by Patti and a definite must read of this entire trilogy...
June 12, 2015
I was fortunate to receive an ARC of this for an honest review. This was a seamless follow on from Clone Three and continued the story of Trio and her eventual meeting with clone two- her sister Duet. The characters were well developed and the story well written. Patti is the consummate writer of stories that are suitable for all ages!! I would highly recommend.
January 5, 2019
This review is for The Clone Chronicles books 1-3: Larsen has written a fun series with a lot of mystery. Enjoyed the diversity of the characters and the tie-in to several elements of good sci-fi: dystopian future, clones, time travel, pseudo-zombies, cannibalism (!), cyborgs, super-smart kids solving problems, and even some puppies. This series has it all. Didn't guess the ending which is the sign of a good story. Entertaining read!
December 16, 2017
Absolutely love this series
Absolutely love this series. Could not put this book down. Full of action. And full of twist and turn. The characters are wonderful
Absolutely love this series. Could not put this book down. Full of action. And full of twist and turn. The characters are wonderful
February 11, 2022
A very good read with a lot of action, adventure and drama!
August 6, 2015
So far, this is still a great series. This one was a little slower than the last one, but still with plenty of action. And just when you think things can't get worse, you meet two new after-effects of the Sick. One of which is looking to make a meal out of Trio and friends, while the other is just trying to survive.
Trio and group have escaped Los Angeles, but at great cost. Andes and Chime have lost half their crew and supplies, Socrates' people have been scattered or taken by Cade and the Crawlers, and mistrust and betrayal still abound. With her end game still unknown, all Trio knows is she needs to get to New York and the train is still her best way to get there. However, Chime and her crew are angry, and just want to ditch them at the next stop. Feeling guilty for endangering everyone, Trio wavers between going on alone or continuing with her friends and potentially risking their lives further. With danger dogging their heels, potential pitfalls ahead, and the infighting amongst everyone on board, she isn't sure who she can trust anymore. When she does eventually find her sister, things don't necessarily become clearer and may just have become more complicated. Because Duet isn't quite herself, and Trio isn't sure that bringing her along is the best thing for everyone, but she also can't leave her. Her gut tells her she needs Duet's help in New York, even as she questions her stability and whether or not she'll do more harm than good.
My heart goes out to Trio. She's faced with a daunting task, and she doesn't remember exactly what that is. For every step forward, there are two steps back. Just as she thinks everyone on the train has come to some kind of truce, something or someone does something to shatter it. And Trio is concerned that with every new "skill" she uncovers, and each new memory that surfaces, what she thought she knew or suspected of her mission is not at all what she is supposed to do. What is her purpose? Should she travel with just Duet and ditch the rest of her friends? What will she find in New York, and can she save the rest of humanity? Her abilities are not fully developed. When she wants to do something she can't, and when she isn't trying, but is emotionally challenged, she reacts. When she wants to help, she can't and she feels like she is letting everyone down. And after finding Duet, you would think the pressure would lessen, but instead it is worse. I cannot imagine how terrifying it would be to be in her shoes, but I'm definitely looking forward to the conclusion.
Trio and group have escaped Los Angeles, but at great cost. Andes and Chime have lost half their crew and supplies, Socrates' people have been scattered or taken by Cade and the Crawlers, and mistrust and betrayal still abound. With her end game still unknown, all Trio knows is she needs to get to New York and the train is still her best way to get there. However, Chime and her crew are angry, and just want to ditch them at the next stop. Feeling guilty for endangering everyone, Trio wavers between going on alone or continuing with her friends and potentially risking their lives further. With danger dogging their heels, potential pitfalls ahead, and the infighting amongst everyone on board, she isn't sure who she can trust anymore. When she does eventually find her sister, things don't necessarily become clearer and may just have become more complicated. Because Duet isn't quite herself, and Trio isn't sure that bringing her along is the best thing for everyone, but she also can't leave her. Her gut tells her she needs Duet's help in New York, even as she questions her stability and whether or not she'll do more harm than good.
My heart goes out to Trio. She's faced with a daunting task, and she doesn't remember exactly what that is. For every step forward, there are two steps back. Just as she thinks everyone on the train has come to some kind of truce, something or someone does something to shatter it. And Trio is concerned that with every new "skill" she uncovers, and each new memory that surfaces, what she thought she knew or suspected of her mission is not at all what she is supposed to do. What is her purpose? Should she travel with just Duet and ditch the rest of her friends? What will she find in New York, and can she save the rest of humanity? Her abilities are not fully developed. When she wants to do something she can't, and when she isn't trying, but is emotionally challenged, she reacts. When she wants to help, she can't and she feels like she is letting everyone down. And after finding Duet, you would think the pressure would lessen, but instead it is worse. I cannot imagine how terrifying it would be to be in her shoes, but I'm definitely looking forward to the conclusion.
January 6, 2020
I enjoyed this book. It was a nice breezy read. There is not a lot of prevalent future world technologies which was fine by me.
What I liked about Clone Two:
-It's a fast easy read. Though I probably wouldn't read the series again in my spare time, I might if I was half asleep on an airplane and wanted something that would not overly require my concentration.
-The characters are clean cut, mostly they are not two dimensional, and stick to the traits that are given to them. One thing that aggravates me to no end is when an author draws up a personality for a character and then has them do something that is wildly out of their morals for no apparent reason. Rest assured this is not one of those books.
-The plot is not hindered with useless events or situations. Larson could arguably have just sold the trilogy as a three part book but that's besides the point. She did not stuff it and I liked that!
What I disliked about Clone Two:
-First of all, I bought this as an ebook for my kobo and it was missing TWO CHAPTERS. I don't know if the rest of you encountered this, but all that would be there would be chapter 13, and then blank space underneath. Weird. I don't think those chapters were to integral to the story though, so oh well.
-It seems like all across America crawlers, brights, ect. all have their same nicknames. I found this odd as for the most part only the crawlers have reliable transportation across country, so I would think that their nicknames would have diversified somewhat?
-While the characters are well thought out, a lot of times it feels like there character traits are shoved down your throat. For instance: Chime. Trio thinks about how she's an angry person. Beckett comments on how she's rather aggravated. And Ande tells Trio that she's a bit hot-tempered but she's a good person. Like, I understood the first five times you mentioned it. This is also seen when Trio reflects on the 'calm' and how its taking her over. She literally repeats that statement about five times in the 174 pages. Either stop mentioning it, or give me a useful update to how it's changing you.
-There is a lot anger over things I don't really think are worth getting angry for. As well as a lot of winking and shrugging.
Overall, it's not a real thinker, but is a nice read and was worth the 3.99 or whatever I paid for it.
What I liked about Clone Two:
-It's a fast easy read. Though I probably wouldn't read the series again in my spare time, I might if I was half asleep on an airplane and wanted something that would not overly require my concentration.
-The characters are clean cut, mostly they are not two dimensional, and stick to the traits that are given to them. One thing that aggravates me to no end is when an author draws up a personality for a character and then has them do something that is wildly out of their morals for no apparent reason. Rest assured this is not one of those books.
-The plot is not hindered with useless events or situations. Larson could arguably have just sold the trilogy as a three part book but that's besides the point. She did not stuff it and I liked that!
What I disliked about Clone Two:
-First of all, I bought this as an ebook for my kobo and it was missing TWO CHAPTERS. I don't know if the rest of you encountered this, but all that would be there would be chapter 13, and then blank space underneath. Weird. I don't think those chapters were to integral to the story though, so oh well.
-It seems like all across America crawlers, brights, ect. all have their same nicknames. I found this odd as for the most part only the crawlers have reliable transportation across country, so I would think that their nicknames would have diversified somewhat?
-While the characters are well thought out, a lot of times it feels like there character traits are shoved down your throat. For instance: Chime. Trio thinks about how she's an angry person. Beckett comments on how she's rather aggravated. And Ande tells Trio that she's a bit hot-tempered but she's a good person. Like, I understood the first five times you mentioned it. This is also seen when Trio reflects on the 'calm' and how its taking her over. She literally repeats that statement about five times in the 174 pages. Either stop mentioning it, or give me a useful update to how it's changing you.
-There is a lot anger over things I don't really think are worth getting angry for. As well as a lot of winking and shrugging.
Overall, it's not a real thinker, but is a nice read and was worth the 3.99 or whatever I paid for it.
August 18, 2016
I purchased the Omnibus of the Clone Chronicles and didn't stop between CLone 2 and Clone 1 so this review might be a little convoluted and spoilery. But the reason is because I could not stop reading! I loved Trio so much and all the secondary characters. Clone 2 was full of action and the introduction of Duet was brilliant. She's the perfect addition to the group dynamic, she highlights both the danger and purity of spirit that exists in the clones. I think Clone 2 was actually my favorite because we start to get some hints and larger revelations. The Teks were a super cool premise, however I was frustrated because I still don't understand what purpose their adaptation/mutation serves in the ultimate plot line. Especially because it's not utilized by the crawlers.
Clone 1 was unfortunately kind of a let down. The action maintained and I loved the character resolutions as they were satisfying, emotional and authentic. But the science just wasn't there. For instance
On the plus side though, the deaths/rebirths and role of DOG were fabulous and I really enjoyed the series as a casual reader, but thinking about it too hard makes my head hurt with questions.
Clone 1 was unfortunately kind of a let down. The action maintained and I loved the character resolutions as they were satisfying, emotional and authentic. But the science just wasn't there. For instance
On the plus side though, the deaths/rebirths and role of DOG were fabulous and I really enjoyed the series as a casual reader, but thinking about it too hard makes my head hurt with questions.
July 27, 2015
Into The Great Unkown
This series must be read in order. The first book is Clone Three. This is the second book.
Having narrowly escaped the Crawlers nothing seems certain for Trio and her band of misfit companions. Nothing is ever simple for Trio and she longs for any memory of the time before... Or any clue to the true nature of her mission. How will they convince Chime to keep on to New York with half of her crew and supplies abandoned to Cade and the Crawlers? What fresh new horrors lurk just beyond the horizon? Will she ever find her sister clones? Will they have any answers?
Every narrowly escaped disaster brings the true horror of this postapocalyptal world into focus. The Sick is devious and varried in the changes it makes to the survivors almost like it is in and of itself a mad scientist picking and choosing mutations at will just to fulfill its twisted sense of humor. This series is enthralling and yet disturbing on a profound level that cannot be explained... only experienced. I can't wait to read the thrilling conclusion Clone One even though I will be sad whn the series is through.
***This series is suitable for mature young adult through adult readers who like their postapocalyptic dystopian action adventures full of convoluted plot twists and more.mutation than you can count :)
This series must be read in order. The first book is Clone Three. This is the second book.
Having narrowly escaped the Crawlers nothing seems certain for Trio and her band of misfit companions. Nothing is ever simple for Trio and she longs for any memory of the time before... Or any clue to the true nature of her mission. How will they convince Chime to keep on to New York with half of her crew and supplies abandoned to Cade and the Crawlers? What fresh new horrors lurk just beyond the horizon? Will she ever find her sister clones? Will they have any answers?
Every narrowly escaped disaster brings the true horror of this postapocalyptal world into focus. The Sick is devious and varried in the changes it makes to the survivors almost like it is in and of itself a mad scientist picking and choosing mutations at will just to fulfill its twisted sense of humor. This series is enthralling and yet disturbing on a profound level that cannot be explained... only experienced. I can't wait to read the thrilling conclusion Clone One even though I will be sad whn the series is through.
***This series is suitable for mature young adult through adult readers who like their postapocalyptic dystopian action adventures full of convoluted plot twists and more.mutation than you can count :)
August 17, 2015
Larsen has a way with words that draws you into the heart of her story. Her detailed descriptions allowed me to picture this unimaginable world in vivid detail. The fast paced, unique, and exciting plot kept me on my toes, sparking my emotions throughout. The variety of different manifestations of the sick provided a complexly fascinating backdrop for the novel. I am still wondering exactly who and what the Crawlers are. This mystery has me dying to unravel it.
Trio trying to figure out who she is provides insight not only into her character but into the dynamics of the story as a whole. The ingenuity of these characters is fantastic. They never cease to amaze me. I do really hope that many of the supporting characters will reappear in the final novel of the series. So many of them have wound their way into my heart that I’d love to see them come back and redeem themselves.
Larsen is a master bard who really knows how to bring her story to life. This novel was the adventure of a lifetime, full of hope & heartbreak & unforgettable scenes. It is a YA novel that will be loved by readers of all ages.
Please note that I received a complimentary copy of this work in exchange for an honest review.
Trio trying to figure out who she is provides insight not only into her character but into the dynamics of the story as a whole. The ingenuity of these characters is fantastic. They never cease to amaze me. I do really hope that many of the supporting characters will reappear in the final novel of the series. So many of them have wound their way into my heart that I’d love to see them come back and redeem themselves.
Larsen is a master bard who really knows how to bring her story to life. This novel was the adventure of a lifetime, full of hope & heartbreak & unforgettable scenes. It is a YA novel that will be loved by readers of all ages.
Please note that I received a complimentary copy of this work in exchange for an honest review.
October 15, 2016
5 STARS!!!!! AMAZING, AWESOME story!!!!! I love this series and this book is better that the first (Clone Three)!!!!!
Great post-apocalyptic sci-fi adventure. Our heroine, Trio, aka Clone Three, is AWESOME. She is such a great character and what a group of friends, comrades; Beckett, Socrates, Ande, Poppy and Vander, and the enemies she encounters along the way; Crawlers, Howlers, Wastes, make this into a amazing tale. Such a well developed world and characters!!! Clone Three is on a vague mission, spurred by something instinctual, the holographic messages from her "mother" and incomplete and fuzzy memories. This quest, to find her sisters and her role in this chaotic, savage world; is she a killer, a weapon, or is she a healer and potential savior? Can't wait to read the next in series!!!!! Highly, HIGHLY, Recommend! HAPPY READING!!!!!
Tim
Great post-apocalyptic sci-fi adventure. Our heroine, Trio, aka Clone Three, is AWESOME. She is such a great character and what a group of friends, comrades; Beckett, Socrates, Ande, Poppy and Vander, and the enemies she encounters along the way; Crawlers, Howlers, Wastes, make this into a amazing tale. Such a well developed world and characters!!! Clone Three is on a vague mission, spurred by something instinctual, the holographic messages from her "mother" and incomplete and fuzzy memories. This quest, to find her sisters and her role in this chaotic, savage world; is she a killer, a weapon, or is she a healer and potential savior? Can't wait to read the next in series!!!!! Highly, HIGHLY, Recommend! HAPPY READING!!!!!
Tim
October 22, 2016
I have a series that has capture my interest and the story in unpredictable, adventurous and heartwarming yet not overly romantic so for those who are romantics at heart this is not your typical fairy tale.
The pace was steady at times but interesting enough to keep me turning the pages and I cannot wait to read the last book.
The pace was steady at times but interesting enough to keep me turning the pages and I cannot wait to read the last book.
November 4, 2016
I enjoyed the plot, but the writing needs editing and the story is awkward at times, making it hard to understand exactly what's going on in a couple of scenes. With a good editor, this series would be 5 stars. But despite that, I'm still glad I read it. The author has a creative imagination. I especially liked all the different types of people they met in the towns along the way.
June 10, 2015
"I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review." in this book its near to the end of her journey, she find her sister and discover more questions to her goals and her creation. I love this series, has mystery and action .
June 4, 2015
I love the Clone Chronicles! I love clone 3, and Duet - she broke my heart I loved her so much. Everything that happens in the story are so well written I couldn't put the story down. I want more!!!
June 2, 2015
A good read but found myself wanting things to move along faster.
August 10, 2015
I'm really enjoying this series! You can read my review here on my blog: http://ageekyreader.tumblr.com/post/1...
October 12, 2016
Not as good as Clone Three, too clearly the middle book of a trilogy.
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April 12, 2017Can a story set on train be classed as a road story? Trio and her friends, set off for New York in search of her mission. Anyway like any road story is it more about the places where they stop rather than the trip and they do stop t various places and meet people who have been impacted by the "sick" in various ways.
In the first book, Trio is always thinking of parting ways and being talked into staying. However for most of this book, Trio seems to be more settled in her relationships. We know that there are three clones and it is not until late into the second book that we meet clone 2. This sets off a number of things leading to her surprise split from the group (setting up the action for book 3)
In the first book, Trio is always thinking of parting ways and being talked into staying. However for most of this book, Trio seems to be more settled in her relationships. We know that there are three clones and it is not until late into the second book that we meet clone 2. This sets off a number of things leading to her surprise split from the group (setting up the action for book 3)
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