Title: Awful writing and a predictable finish
Review: There aren't too many good things to say about this book. In summary, there are ten clones, all scattered throughout the West Coast, one of which is trying to kill the other nine. The problem is, the author tells you which one is the killer towards the beginning, which eliminates all suspense. The characters are poorly developed and not credible. Only one of the ten 28-year old clones has a real job (the others live in the woods as hermits or have joined various religious sects). It was difficult to relate to any of them. Even Artie, the main character, works in a virtual reality-type game shop with a Bozo-the-clown looking girlfriend (at least that's the way she was described in the book). Again, not very believable.File this book under science fiction. Or, better yet, file in the recyclable heap, which might be more appropriate.
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