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Psyclone ReviewRoger Sharp's story Psyclone brings up questions worth examining. Our capabilities have advanced to where the idea of cloning isn't far fetched as it was years ago. We wonder, would a clone have a soul? If not, would it be open for possession by other spirits? Sharp weaved his suspenseful and exciting story around this chilling topic keeping readers turning pages and shuddering over the terrifying real possibilities.
The novel, written in third person, begins with David Brooks, who is a successful scientist and knows it's against the law to clone a human. That is too bad, he thinks, because it wouldn't be difficult. In fact he knew it would work. It did with the secret mouse. The little guy turned out better than perfect. Dr. Brooks still missed his identical ten-year-old twin brother, as did his mother. Wouldn't she be thrilled if David brought Darryl back?
With his co-workers away on business, David begins to work hard and fast at his experiment. After success, he feels something similar to parental love for his naive clone. His asexual creation looked just like him, and of course Darryl his twin. It was difficult to leave Darryl alone, but he couldn't stay with his rapidly growing creation. His wife, Gayla, already was angry about the long hours he spent at the lab. She'd never agree or understand his staying overnight there.
Darryl seemed vulnerable, and existed because of him. David found he loved Darryl as a newborn son; one that had the body of an adult man, but the mind of a child. He didn't like leaving day after day. Darryl was more vulnerable than David realized. A terrifying presence visited as soon as David walked out the door. No matter what he did it was with him. The innocent clone wondered where that man went who took care of him. Darryl cried and wailed waiting for David to come to his aide before he passed out from exhaustion and dehydration.
Upon his arrival, David noticed that one of his co-workers, Trevor, was back. I sure hope Darryl stays quiet so Trevor doesn't find out about him, David thought to himself. His pace accelerated into a sprint until he saw Darryl hunched over Trevor's body.
"Oh, God, No! What have you done, Darryl?"
Thus the unthinkable begins and nothing is ever the same for David, Darryl, Gayla, or multitudes.
The author, Roger Sharp, Jr. works as a System Administrator for the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations. He is currently working on two other novels, one of which is the sequel to Psyclone.
Roger Sharp's style flows smoothly making reading easy. He created characters to care about and placed them in a too real situation providing an eerie ride.
I found Sharp's topic interesting and his style of writing entertaining. He raised an issue I'm now more concerned about than ever. It certainly is a matter of time before science clones a human, whether legally or not. This story will appeal to those intrigued or concerned about cloning. It's also for those who like horror, suspense, and delving into real life possibilities.Psyclone Overview

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