Cover of The Bradbury Report

The Bradbury Report

It is 2071. A cloning program provides spare organs for the healthcare system. An unlikely candidate for adventure, Ray is a man in his sixties, who gets a call out of the blue from ex-girlfriend Anna. Now a political activist, she asks for his help to hide an escaped clone. The escapee is none other than his own clone.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 326 pages

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