It's been quite a while since I read this book, so just a few words. It's one of those semi-scientific thrillers, in this case centering around human cloning. Without getting into detail, I remember that the science is really stretched in the book, and the plotline is a little simplistic. Easy reading, but a little frustrating as well.

I'll send it to mafarrimond as part of my drive to clear out books before moving house.

Sent to mafarrimond. Hope you enjoy it :-)

The book has arrived today. I look forward to reading it. Thanks.

An amazing story. Genetic engineering in thriller form! Easy to read - techinical and scientific information was not too difficult to follow. Tension was kept strong throughout.

I believe that there is a film of the book, I will look out for it.

Travelling the world for Wales!

It is an absolute pageturner, I peeked into it and read all my way through till the 102nd page.
I can already tell I love it .

And the gifts from Wales were just ... too much.
My son took the cards, my daughter ran of with the keyhanger, so I chose the pen and the carpet. Thanks so very much, now I'm even more tempted to visit Wales :-)

This book really surprised me ! The author was not one I'd have picked out myself and the cover was not one that would attract me towards reading it, yet it was very very good.
It was even a quick read, which I hadn't expected. It's hardly a 'little' book, after all, is it ?
There were passages in the book where I thought I saw events coming / evolving, but I was quite often surprised.
I liked the main character, though she was sometimes a bit larger than life, I guess.
And I also liked the plot, in between technology, science and fantasy :)
I'd certainly recommend this specific book to others.
I think I might even read something by Follet in the future again.
I'm now sending this to Lizzyblack who is the next virtual England-Wales-traveller.
Enjoy your trip !

Thank you very much! This package was completely unexpected so it was a great surprise! Thanx also for all the wonderful things you put inside the parcel! I love tea and chocolate, and thanx also for the sweets! :)

Hi and if you are new to all this, welcome to Bookcrossing.
It would really be appreciated if you would make a comment about the book, where you found it and what you thought of it.
The book is now yours to read, keep, or pass it on. We'd like to know where it travels to, and if you don't want to join you can do this anonymously.
If you would like to know what happens to the book after you have passed it on please join. It doesn't cost anything, it's private and it's interesting to travel by proxy around the world.
If you do join, I hope you'll put my name down - lizzyblack - as your referring member.

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I just found time to reigster for bookcrossing now, as I am in my final semester at Uni and currently super busy. The whole idea of bookcrossing is amazing and I really can't wait to read my first book passed on this way to me!
Seems like the book got lost somewhere in Berlin for a while, as the last entry was quite a while ago! I received it maybe 2 months ago at work. THis was at the Holocaust memorial in Berlin ( quite an usual drop-off place if you ask me) and I decided to take it home and have a read after it was among our daily lost property items... =)

Finally I found some time to read the book and must say I really enjoyed it! Also for me, this isn't a book I would have chosen myself, but nevertheless it was totally worth it and boy does it read through quickly, too!
I guess the plot is a bit too outdated to be really enthralling, but the story telling makes up for it, I guess. I'd recommend reading the book, especially for a non-native speaker it offers a good level of easy-to-understand english, but still with some novel more exceptional vocabulary to learn.