Lillian Clark is also the author of Immoral Code. A graduate of the University of Wyoming, she grew up riding horses, climbing trees, hiking, and going on grand imaginary adventures in the small-town West. She's worked as a lifeguard, a camp counselor, and a Zamboni driver, but found her eternal love working as a bookseller at an independent bookstore in what was once a brothel in historic downtown Laramie, Wyoming. Now living with her husband, son, and two giant dogs in the Teton Valley of Idaho, she spends her snowy winters and sunny summers reading almost anything and writing books for teens. Learn more about Lillian online at LillianJClark.com and on Twitter at @LillianJClark.
Like a PG-13 mash-up of Booksmart and Black Mirror, Clark's (Immoral Code, 2019) sophomore novel delivers both twisty sf suspense and a highly relatable account of the search for self-determination and self-worth. -Booklist A hopeful, sensational take on the clone morality tale told in an adept, amusing voice. -Kirkus Reviews Teens questioning their own self-worth will be drawn to this novel.... Near-future enough to appeal to sci-fi fans as well as general audiences -School and Library Journal