Review: Replication - Jill Williamson

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It's amazing I think as the years go by , that the term Christian Fiction can now stream into so many different sub-genres and angles , it is now not all the holy,holy novels but novels that still have a christian or religious input and still are clean cut but are not Preach down to me novels.
Review: Replication - Jill Williamson - December 2011
When I first read about this novel , I was excited as I love novels about Genetics and Modification but then when I discovered that Zondervan were publishing it , I was intrigued as to what the novel would be about and how captivating it would turn out to be.
In Replication , we meet a series of people who have been genetically made and are called the Jasons . They have been bred and taught that they are saving Mankind from the toxic air that breathes outside in "our world" . Replication follows one of the Jasons 3:33 aka Martyr , as a Jason they are to live till their eighteenth birthday and then they expire and die . To them , it is what God has made their purpose to be. When a new doctor arrives, Mr Goyer - Martyr starts to feel a connection with the doctor and vice versa , Marytr's one wish besides hoping someone to look after Baby and Hummer when he is gone is to see the "real sky" . When Abby Goyer decides to investigate and discover what her father's job really is , she is surprised to discover genetic modification etc going on and soon Abby comes face to face with Martyr and for a Jason , Martyr and Abby really hit it off. It seems that Martyr is involved in an experiment titled "The Jason Experiment".  As the reality of the Jason Experiment comes to light, Martyr is caught between two futures---the one for which he was produced and the one Abby believes God created him to have. Time is running out, and Martyr must decide if a life with Abby is worth leaving everything he's ever known.
An interesting story about two different people who have lead two very different lives both discovering that God does have a purpose for everyone of us and that sometimes in order for the individual to discover their purpose , we all need a little boost from a friend to point us in the right direction.


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