The Girl Who Cloned Lightning: Book 4

HERE ARE WHAT REVIEWERS SAY

A worthy sci-fi tale with an evolving heroine and a bevy of engaging secondary storylines. – Kirkus Review
Readers interested in sci-fi or science, philosophy, and political or Cyberspace complexity will be captivated by entire series’ projection of current events into a plausible near-term future. – US Review of Books
Author’s lucid writing breezes readers through a seven-year narrative and a fast-paced ending

This book charges ahead from Book 3’s explosive ending. Electra Kittner - now an Electra-Alisha split personality infected with an STD-like T-Plague mutation - must cure herself first before battling a new set of enemies in Cyber as well as 3-D Space. She must also contend with a relentlessly harsh government as well as random acts of terrorism masterminded by a rogue paramilitary force allied with China and Russia, all interwoven into the fabric of her professional and personal lives fraught with technological and political uncertainties. Can she hold adversaries at bay? Find out when you read, and then you’ll know when you reach the very last line of the last chapter.