The Disposable Woman (The Clone Sex Saga Book 1) by Dominique Gary

In the future, cloning is legal, but strictly regulated."Models" are manufactured humans, grown for specific uses. Some are combat models sent to the front lines of warzones. Some are used as guinea pigs in medical trials. But the most popular models are the ones used for sex, tailored to meet any fantasy, no matter how bizarre or depraved.Models are humans without a living consciousness. They are grown with the knowledge of how to do their tasks and nothing more. After twenty-four hours, their genetic structure begins to break down, and they die. Their short lifespan gives the biotechnology corporations the legal loophole they need to create them, since humans with so short a lifespan are not worthy of human rights in the eyes of the law.Thus, all clones are disposable.Kilmer Valentine works for one such corporation, known as Isis Biotechnology. They are the leader in the production and development of disposable humans, catering to clients of all shapes and sizes, as long as they have a large enough bank account. Kilmer is beginning to be affected by the stress of his job, not the least of which is dealing with an obsessive FDA Agent who is looking for any excuse to shut the company down.But Kilmer has a reason to protect his job. At Isis, he gets to come home to his dead wife every night, resurrected as one of their latest disposable humans - Model 47. She has none of his wife's memories, but Kilmer can't help but feel that this model is beginning to recognize him, even though she dies every morning.Then, something happens to make Kilmer think that there is more to Model 47 than meets the eye. She begins to adopt his wife's mannerisms. She begins to remember things she shouldn't be able to. And she begins to love him, in a way no clone is meant to.Now, Kilmer is struggling to figure out how this could be happening. Is this an anomaly with the model? Or is it something more? Is it possible the soul of his wife is somehow inhabiting her clones? And if that's the case...How could he ever allow her to be disposed of?The Disposable Woman is the first part of an erotic series based on the love between a man and his wife's clone. Filled with intrigue, espionage, and shocking fringe science, this book is sure to please fans of romance, science fiction, erotica, bdsm, and thrillers which walk the lines of morality and ethics. See for yourself the start of an epic tale of love, loss, and redemption. Witness the rebirth of The Disposable Woman.Part 1 of the Disposable Woman series by Dominique Gary.