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SYNCR-0
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Science Fiction
SYNCR-0: memory synchronization with sterile clone bodies. The originals are kept in cryogenic stasis while the supercomputers are in charge of flawless integration. A clone that died could have its memory synced with a new body from the last memory. No more deaths. World population in control. Live forever. At least, that was the proposal. The year is 2233. A man wakes up submerged in a healing tank, with no memory of who he is, how he got there, or why. He is alone. His dog tags read AINN FINCH. The words FIND WYATT LYNWOOD are branded on his palm. [currently rated for strong language]
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{✨Book 1✨} The year is 2162. Four light years from Earth, the first human colony struggles to survive on a planet without breathable air with a limited population. Dylan Brink knew that she didn't get a choice in her partner; she just didn't expect him to be so...different from her. Her days were focused on the colony's need to keep breathing; he memorized poetry. When the two of them accidentally uncover a century old secret, it will test the bounds of their fledging romance and possibly endanger all life on their new planet. Some secrets were meant to stay forgotten. (Highest rank: #19 in science fiction)

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