Clone

They're clones. They're identical. And they're falling in love. America. 2073. Once again it’s illegal to be homosexual, to be a deviant, and Riley feels hunted day in and day out, hiding from the skulkers. Then he learns he’s been cloned, and he has to accept Theo into his apartment and into his life. Riley is intelligent and resourceful, hard working, compassionate, dependable, but maybe a little too softhearted. He can also be very reserved. He tends to hold himself back before speaking, watching people carefully before he puts himself forward. Even so, there is a kind of grace to everything he does, even if he’s simply lifting an arm, or crossing one leg over the other. Theo, by contrast, is if anything too friendly. He is quick-witted, excitable, impulsive, and maybe even a little hot-tempered. He can sit sullenly for hours, mulling something over, but he has a mischievous, fun-loving streak in him as well. As a clone, he’s been removed from society, living in a military installation. Now he’s in New York. The two share the same charismatic good looks, but can it possibly lead to love? Clone is a hot, standalone gay romance novel with a HEA and no cliffhangers.