Review of Chloe The Clone

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your informative review. I did like the simple language that the author used. I'm glad you like the book for the most part. I'm not into cloning, and hope it doesn't become a reality at least in my lifetime. I don't think it is similar to IVF. I hope those that enjoy thrillers like this will like to read it.

[Oke Chinda]

From the summary, it closes resembles a scientific fictional book; and more often than not, there are moral issues involving some new technological development. While technology is great for development, it must be done within sound principles guiding a society. Sam and the Clone, also portrays a powerful theme: that sometimes when we care, love and protect others dignity, we may actually be saving ourselves also. Thank you for a wonderful review.

[Devesh Patel]

This review provides a well-rounded and engaging analysis of "Chloe The Clone". It highlights the book’s gripping plot, relatable characters, and thought-provoking themes about cloning and morality. While the reviewer appreciates the storytelling, they also point out flaws like plot convenience and editing errors, making the review feel balanced and fair.

[Amarachi Stephanie Ejike]

"Chloe the Clone" by William E. Mason is a gripping novel that explores morality, survival, and the lengths one will go to protect a loved one. Through seventeen riveting chapters, the story follows Sam Turner and Chloe, a sentient clone, as their growing bond raises profound ethical questions about cloning for organs. Suspenseful and thought-provoking, this thriller is a must-read for fans of thrillers.

[Jelani Trotter]

Chloe the Clone masterfully blends ethical dilemmas with high-stakes action, making you question the moral gray areas of scientific advancements. Sam’s journey from a man fighting for his life to an unexpected guardian adds an emotional depth that keeps you hooked.

[Lilyán Navarro-Lytle]

Have you heard of the movie "Parts: The Clonus War"? Every time I come across a book about clones and the huge debate therein, I think of this movie. I feel that making friends with one's clone and running from the clone factory/corporation are tropes of this subgenre. I am yet to be put off of such books because I'm still curious about what other tropes will emerge.

[Ejimma Chika Promise]

I would like to read this book to know why the doctor told Sam Turner to use the clone which is perceived to be illegal. Amazing review!

[Chinazo Anozie]

I like thrillers and suspense and the storyline of clones seems fascinating. I'll check Chloe the Clone by William E. Mason out.

[Bethel Saint Bright]

This books seems to shine a light on cloning technology and its legitimacy. I look forward to seeing how Sam and his doctor are able to navigate the legal issues surrounding their clone business.

[Atieno Magero]

This book has a great storyline. I love that the book is a sci-fi thriller that features clones/cloning in the plot. Hopefully, future editions of the book will be error free. Congratulations on making botd!

[Lene Lena]

Thank you for your insightful review of “Chloe the Clone.” I appreciate your recognition of the novel’s exploration of morality and survival. It sounds like William E. Mason aims to engage readers with suspenseful storytelling, and it’s gratifying to hear that Sam Turner’s journey resonated with you.

[Wayne Njoroge]

A suspenseful science fiction novel that explores cloning. It also brings out the debate on the morality of some scientific inventions.

[Tars]

Ever since I watched "The Island" years ago, I have had a very negative view on cloning. The movie left a lasting impression and was quite believable from a psychological point of view on how humans used the technology. This book seems like another prime example of everything that is not right with it, and unfortunately I will have to pass, because I don't like the topic. Still, congratulations on BOTD!

[Mercy Bolo]

A new piece of legislation threatens to shut down cloning businesses. Meanwhile, Sam is demanding the clone that he paid for. The facility's administrators are hesitant because the clone is sentient. How will Sam navigate this murky situation? The author highlights cloning's ethical issues while shedding light on its positives.

[Kigen Valarie]

I'm currently reading the book, and I'm rooting for Sam. His dilemma, especially when he is given the clone and considering whether to return the clone or go to Mexico, is the most thrilling part so far. Highly recommend it.