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Duplicate Effort: A Retrieval Artist Novel
by Kristine Kathryn RuschReview by Beth Slater Roc Paperback ISBN/ITEM#: 9780451462602 Date: 03 February 2009 List Price $7.99 Amazon US / Amazon UK / Show Article / Book seven in what I think will be the final of the Retrieval Artist series, Duplicate Effort focuses on Talia, Miles' daughter, and her five cloned sisters. Talia, also a clone, has decided to look for her missing sisters without her father's knowledge, and was caught trying to get off-planet in order to do so. As a Retrieval Artist, Miles Flint has had to learn to view situations from multiple aspects, something he has yet to teach his young daughter – but this situation seems to be providing the perfect, if unfortunate, example. Having brought Talia back to his office, Miles tries to find out how Talia began her search. Yet, she is evasive so he has to lead her through the less pleasant aspects of his position – and present to her how her inquisitive nature may have resulted in the deaths of innocents. From official release/information: Product Description: Retrieval Artist Miles Flint is on a personal mission—to bring down the corrupt law firm of Wagner, Stuart, and Xender. Then a journalist working with him is murdered, and Miles may be next. But before he can begin to investigate, he has a more personal crisis to deal with—his daughter Talia is missing. (Source: Roc)
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