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The Second Life of Jameson Duggins

(2026)
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"Simon Doyle gets it right. Entertaining and highly recommended."
— Asher Syed,
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JAMIE DUGGINS IS DEAD.

Theo Fletcher knows that. He was there when Jamie fell from the clifftop, seconds before Theo could confess his love.

But Theo has inherited something most sixteen-year-olds don't: the basement lab that belonged to his late father, an experimental bioengineer whose work was years ahead of its time.

And buried among that research is an old neural map of Jamie's brain. It's ready to be switched on . . . It just needs a body.

Using his father's abandoned prototypes, Theo brings Jamie online.

But this Jamie doesn't remember dying. Does it even know how to feel? Can it be the same boy Theo fell in love with?

When a high-ranking military officer arrives with questions about Theo's father's research, he takes a dangerous interest in Jamie.

But Theo lost Jamie once.

He won't let anyone take him again.


Genre: Young Adult Fiction

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