Linda is still trying to adapt to people and the city after escaping from an isolated childhood with her mom, Lorelei. People are still calling her #CloneGirl, but is she a clone from her dead sister? Soon she meets a fascinating neighbor, Anvi, that would help her be herself again.

The story is set in a very far future as cars can drive themselves and VR is far more advance. Cloning humans is possible; however, there is still a question of ethics. However, the story itself feels more of today's time until there is a part of technology and then it makes me feel a disconnect to the characters and story. The explanation of Emmer was not in detail and is muddle at the end. The story is well written and what Linda's feel is apparent and understandable. I truly feel for her. It was a very interesting read.

Thank you to Random House Publishing Group - Ballantine and NetGalley for letting me read this fabulous ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This was a strange book about a maladjusted young woman who was severely neglected and abused by her mother while she growing up. A depressing read. ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for a fair review.