The Molly Southbourne Trilogy: The Murders of Molly Southbourne (Series #1) (Paperback)

from jfe16

A drop of blood, a copy of herself. That is Molly Southbourne's world. She lives an ever-violent life since, after a short while, the molly-copy turns violent and tries to kill Molly, forcing her to become the murderer . . . of herself. Her parents have taught her the process she must follow when...

from angiestahl

Can't think of anything I've ever read quite like this! An unusual twist on the coming-of-age novella that reads quickly, but is a complete and satisfying story in its own right. Molly lives a lonely childhood on a farm, homeschooled by her parents. Her parents give her a shortlist of rules that ...

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I feel a bit as though I'm missing something, some essential emotional component to this book that would make it hit as hard as a lot of people are describing it. As it is, it's a compelling depiction of a woman with a unique condition - duplicates of herself grow out of her spilled blood, and ev...

from khaddox

This is a twisted little nugget of a book. I don't think I've ever read anything else like it. Based on the blurb, one would expect to read a suspense novel or a thriller, but it really wasn't either. Molly Southbourne faces nearly impossible circumstances, because her blood can spontaneously rep...

from rivkat

Whenever Molly bleeds, a new molly is created and tries to kill her. Also, she is mentally ill; her parents home-school her and teach her how to fight to protect herself. Disturbing novella that plays with identity and belief.