From the first moment of their conversation a horrible misgiving had come over me. It seemed more than confirmed as I gazed at what lay before me. It was a little square box made of some dark wood, and ribbed with brass. I suppose it was about the size of a cubic foot. It reminded me of a pistol-case, only it was decidedly higher. There was an appendage to it, however, on which my eyes were rivete...
In the near future, a wealthy baseball player's wife will go to any lengths to experience motherhood. With her husband's reluctant help and the aid of the mysterious organization Lifewind, she is cloned and another woman carries her baby to term. But should some things just never be? Suella nearly drives her daughter Natalie to the brink of insanity through her attempts to live vicariously thro...
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The Captain of the Polestar and Other Tales
By: Arthur Conan Doyle
From the first moment of their conversation a horrible misgiving had come over me. It seemed more than confirmed as I gazed at what lay before me. It was a little square box made of some dark wood, and ribbed with brass. I suppose it was about the size of a cubic foot. It reminded me of a pistol-case, only it was decidedly higher. There was an appendage to it, however, on which my eyes were rivete...
Her Own Daughter
By: Lacey Ann Carrigan
In the near future, a wealthy baseball player's wife will go to any lengths to experience motherhood. With her husband's reluctant help and the aid of the mysterious organization Lifewind, she is cloned and another woman carries her baby to term. But should some things just never be? Suella nearly drives her daughter Natalie to the brink of insanity through her attempts to live vicariously thro...