Book description
Set in a world of the near future, the celebrity elite have access to a technology that allows them to make perfect copies of themselves, known as Portraits. These Portraits exist to fulfil all the various duties that come as the price of fame.
Our protagonist is the thirteenth copy…
Why read it?
1 author picked Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
What would you do if you were assigned to kill your 13 other clones? Well that was what Lulabelle Rock had to figure out.
This book was a fun exploration of a world with cloning and how one deals the other versions of themself. It brings to light questions about the clone's feelings and emotions and explores that while setting one as an assassin against the rest.
A fast paced book that will keep you going right to the end.
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