In a futuristic world, Magdala, an outcast, transfers her consciousness into a beautiful artificial body, navigating deception and identity.
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In a futuristic world, Magdala, an outcast, transfers her consciousness into a beautiful artificial body, navigating deception and identity.
Now available in a redesigned edition, Tanith Lee's sci-fi classic of a woman's quest for acceptance through the transfer of her consciousness to an artificial body. In the futuristic world of Indigo, reproduction is controlled by the government, guaranteeing that every baby is happy, healthy, and beautiful. But mistakes happen, and a rare few babies are accidentally born biologically, like Magdala Cled. Because of her natural-born features, Magdala is an outcast in society--abandoned at birth, ...
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Moderate romantic tension and implied sexual content with Claudio's advances.
Moderate body horror with consciousness transfer and artificial body themes.
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No fantasy magic depicted.
No real-world occult content depicted.
Moderate themes of government control over reproduction and societal outcasts.
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Major themes of child abandonment, orphanage abuse, and societal rejection.
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