This book serves as a great example of why I usually don't like reading books that comprise a long series, particularly when I'm coming to it in the middle. There were a boatload of characters, most of whom had appeared in previous books, each of whom had an extensive backstory there. The plot here revolved around incidents that had occurred in other books. There are some details that might have been covered previously, but don't get mentioned here. (This story takes place on the Moon. But no mention is made about the rate at which things fall or how people walk. Do they have artificial gravity? She never says.)
All that said, this is still an enjoyable book. Rusch is a good writer. I just need to catch her in a non-serial mode. ( )

A murdered reporter. High-tech baby mills. Look for the clone tattoo on the back of the earlobe. Talia is still in danger. Corporations are up to no good. Miles, Talia, and lunar law enforcement will have to work together. Duplicate Effort continues a Retrieval Artist plotline that began with Paloma (Retrieval Artist 5). Kristine Rusch is a pro. ( )

Retrieval Artist series #7
This book starts to establish the relationship of Flint with his 13 y/o daughter. It also diverts the series from alien cultures criminal law and moves into the territory of cloning and some ethics.
an interesting read. ( )

Solid Retrieval Artist installment. I enjoy Miles and Talia's relationship. She's a good addition to his life. I wish for more DeRicci and Nyquist please! ( )

I think I used to have this as a paper book, but couldn't find it. It was the next in the series so I bought it as an eBook.
Another good story, though there was more action that characterisation. ( )