The Clone of His Heart

The Clone of His Heart

by Ethan Sullivan
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"He spent a decade and half a billion dollars trying to resurrect the dead. He never expected the woman in the tank to demand a life of her own."

Ten years ago, ruthless biotech titan Adrian Vale lost the love of his life, Elara Quinn, in an unavoidable accident. Or so the world believed. Consumed by grief and crippling guilt, Adrian channeled ValeGen’s immense power into an illegal, classified miracle: Project Heart. If science could replicate human biology down to the exact nanometer, he could defeat mortality itself. Then the chamber glass cleared, and the woman inside opened her eyes. She has Elara’s face, Elara’s genetic code, and the signature mark beneath her collarbone. But she doesn't whisper Adrian's name. Instead, she looks him dead in the eye and tells him to go to hell. Her name is Liana. Sharp-tongued, razor-brilliant, and fiercely compassionate, Liana refuses to be anyone’s ghost, prize, or signed corporate asset. Trapped in a high-tech fortress under Adrian’s reluctant protection, she challenges every iron rule he has lived by for ten years. With every heated argument, every forbidden glance across crowded galas, and every breathless touch in the dark, the impossible happens: Adrian stops seeing the past. He wants her. The living, breathing woman setting his frozen soul on fire. Yet beneath Liana’s developing mind lies a sinister truth. Fragmented memories begin surfacing, revealing that Elara’s death was never an accident, and the sociopathic shadow responsible for it is hunting Liana down to wipe her soul clean. To protect her, Adrian must tear down the corporate empire he built to save his past. But when every millimeter of her flesh belongs to another woman, Liana must face the ultimate question: Does he love the woman who died... or the woman who survived?

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