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Masque
| Author: | Matthew J. Costello F. Paul Wilson |
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Warner Aspect, 1998 |
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| Book Type: | Novel |
| Genre: | Science-Fiction |
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Synopsis
Tristan is the perfect spy. He's a "mime", an artificially created and cloned human who's metamorphic DNA can be programmed to transform him into a "masque" - a perfect genetic copy of anyone. Mimes can be turned into anyone their corporate city-state owners want, until the stress of assuming masques causes a meltdown.
Earning Selfhood - citizenship and a permanent form - is a mime's sole hope for survival. Tristan is one mission away from Selfhood. His assignment is to enter the heart of the enemy corporation's nerve center, steal top-secret data, and escape through a lawless surreal hell of psychopathic cults and mutant undergrounds. At stake in his assignment is a looming holocaust that can bring destiny - or genocide - to an entire race.
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