Sue's Vision - Tapa blanda

Sue and the other clones have settled into their lives after being released from the military base in California and relocating to new homes. They make new friends, stand out in their new jobs, and even start new families. DHS Director Ted Stevens continues to report to the special committee and ensures the clones do not disrupt society. He travels around the country, monitoring how they adjust. And he continues to enlist his scientist friends at Manhattan Laboratory Services to predict the behavior of the new people. When the clones meet for a reunion in the summer, they discover they can read and write a new language; the language of the extinct alien race who sent the “goo” from which they were cloned. They use their new ability to bring about change by writing letters to the Secretary of the Interior suggesting a new campaign to clean up the planet so Earth does not also become extinct. The letters are written in the alien language to capture the attention of the Secretary. They also get the attention of the FBI and the Committee. Ted must again step in and control the situation before it spirals out of control. He makes a bold decision. He sends instructions to the clones and their friends--all those associated with writing the letters--informing them they will be picked up and escorted back to California. They’re shocked at what happens when they arrive.

Andrew D. Carlson is a scientist and a writer. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in chemistry from St. Olaf College. Andrew has worked in the biotech/pharmaceutical industry for over twenty-five years. The first two books in the Sue trilogy are Sue's Fingerprint and Sue's Vision.