A sci-fi domestic thriller? Yes please! The cloning plot was so interesting to me, I loved all the science involved. I also really enjoyed the moral/ethical struggle that Evelyn went through over the course of the book. The idea of having an exact copy of yourself, with all of your memories but a different personality is so intriguing, especially when she first considers Martine an object. I did find Evelyn's personality hard to connect to, but I still found her interesting. I was amazed to realize that Sarah Gailey is the same author that wrote Upright Women Wanted, as I feel like this book was much better developed. The characters felt fully fleshed out, their development seems more realistic, and the settings- especially the lab- were much better written than her previous novel.