Review: Humour and suspense make this thriller a real page-turner
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 9, 2011
This author skilfully blends science with plausible fiction to create an exciting and credible story.  Waking up in a tanning saloon beside a living, breathing mirror image of herself, our heroine becomes involved in a dangerous fight.  With the man who created her clone in hospital from a heart attack, only Sabrina can protect her newly formed twin from government agencies, foreign spies and greedy lawyers.  All of them will stop at nothing, including murder, to catch and use this beautiful woman with a computer for a brain.  In the wrong hands, she could be worth millions and they will kill to get her.  As the relationship between Sabrina and her twin develop, they learn from each other and confuse all who meet them.  Humour and suspense, love and passion, make this a story to remember.  Having followed the two women as they fight the baddies and plot their escape, it would be great to read more about their subsequent lives.  Pam Richter brings her characters alive, they are likeable and fun, even in adversity.