Mirror Vision

Seventeen-year-old Kay has never seen the sky. She has lived her entire life in a “self-contained living environment” called Module 17. She has no clue what cars are, or mountains, or birds, or trees stretching out as far as the eye can see. She has never been to school, never solved an algebra problem, and she can’t read – she doesn’t even know what reading is! And she has absolutely no idea that there is such a thing as the “opposite sex.” Seventeen-year-old Katherine Marcellus, who prefers to be called Kate, has lived her entire life in California, the daughter of a computer magnate and his high society wife. Kate is months away from graduating from high school, but Mrs. Marcellus isn’t pleased with her sullen, disagreeable daughter, who wears the wrong clothes, eats too many candy bars, and hangs around with a low-class boy driving an unsuitable car. When Mrs. Marcellus insists on activating the “substitution clause” in her contract with Replications, Inc., Kay and Kate find themselves taken from everything they’ve ever known and thrown into worlds neither knew existed. Kay must learn the truth about the place she has always called Home, and Kate must face the reality of her mother’s ultimate betrayal.