A review by badwolfreads
Constance by Matthew FitzSimmons
adventurous
dark
mysterious
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.75
Constance
Matthew FitzSimmons
⭐️⭐️⭐️🌟 (3.75)
Con is depressed after the car accident that killed two of her band mates and put another in a coma. Her estranged and wealthy aunt offered her the opportunity to clone herself, which she took. She did a refresh to update what her clone would remember, and woke up 18 months later. Now Con needs to figure out what happened to her and what happened to her original.
It was a good story. It kept my interest and I wanted to keep reading. I liked the concept and I liked the main character, who really doesn't let anyone intimidate her throughout the book. It's a 3.75 because it got a little convoluted there towards the end. There were a lot of clones involved. Also I was really rooting for Gaddis to be one of the good guys, but I realize now that probably had to do with Peter. It seems to be the first in this series, but I think this book was sufficient.
Matthew FitzSimmons
⭐️⭐️⭐️🌟 (3.75)
Con is depressed after the car accident that killed two of her band mates and put another in a coma. Her estranged and wealthy aunt offered her the opportunity to clone herself, which she took. She did a refresh to update what her clone would remember, and woke up 18 months later. Now Con needs to figure out what happened to her and what happened to her original.
It was a good story. It kept my interest and I wanted to keep reading. I liked the concept and I liked the main character, who really doesn't let anyone intimidate her throughout the book. It's a 3.75 because it got a little convoluted there towards the end. There were a lot of clones involved. Also I was really rooting for Gaddis to be one of the good guys, but I realize now that probably had to do with Peter. It seems to be the first in this series, but I think this book was sufficient.