Imitation (The Imitation Series, Book 1)
Review by Johanne Pearl Couturier
When I first read the blurb, I got curious. I thought it very interesting to see the world through a clone’s eyes… but when I started reading the story, wow! From the start, there is that idea that if we reproduce someone’s every cell, we should get a perfect copy. But what about the rest? The memories, the experiences, the character…
In this book, we go through Ven’s thoughts and dreams while she leaves the only place she has known since her first breath, the underground city where everything she does is controlled for her to be able to imitate perfectly the human she was cloned from… But is cloning making exactly the same person? It is very refreshing to follow her as she experiences real life for the first time and, while her human counterpart is bored with her rich life, Ven is just amazed by so much discoveries… she would love to shout her joy but she has to keep her head high and pretend to be a bitch. They never told her how long she would have to be the replacement… nor how dangerous it could become.
