Review: It was Okay
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2014
Clone Three started off steeped in mystery, with awesome, detailed descriptions of a destroyed world. I found it weird, however, that both this book and Night of the Purple Moon by Scott Cramer (which I have not finished reading yet) have a virus that kills all the adults, but leaves the children and elderly alive. (Clone Three did present a 'scientific' reason for this, though.)The strength of the novel was the characters that populated it. The villains and protagonists were unique and well fleshed out, and were such a varied bunch that it made reading about them most enjoyable. However, Clone Three, Trio, seemed too powerful, she never seemed to be in any real danger.At first I thought the effects of the virus too varied, with groups of mutant children for every occasion, but I got used to it as the story progressed.Overall I did enjoy the book, though the cliff hanger ending was a little unsatisfying.