Jack Four

by Neal Asher

Jack Four is one of twenty human clones, sold to the alien prador's king for warfare. However, no clone should possess the secrets in Jack's head - and they could help him escape. The prador king has been horribly mutated by the Spatterjay virus. But the prador will use any weapon against humanity, so they've infected a human. Now this experiment has broken free to rampage through the king's ship. Jack will have to face the prador and this creature to escape. Yet he craves revenge as much as freedom - and soon he's a man with a plan and a missile launcher. What could possibly go wrong?

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