DeadRinger, Clone of God

About the Book

DeadRinger, Clone of God is a science fiction thriller that addresses the question: Does a clone have a soul? If so, who owns it? Lisa de Leon is the result of a cloning experiment by her unlikely parent, a nun from the order of St. Mary in a predominantly multicultural section of East Los Angeles. Sister Beatrice cloned herself to prove that not only did a soul exist but that it also had a choice in choosing a human body, and it was its own being, governed by no other force but its own.

The Vatican, however, has other ideas. It discovers Sister Beatrice's experiment and considers it a threat that could destroy its powerful influence on mankind. A child's life and existence rest in the hands of a nun, a priest, a cop, and assassins sent by the Vatican.

About the Author

Lia Scott Price is a horror novelist (Vampire Guardian Angels^?). Judith Waterman is the co-author of Resurrection and editor of Revenant. Anne Clyde Sason is the co-author of Body and Blood and editor of Dominion.