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|title=Lock In
|author=John Scalzi
|rating=4.5
|genre=Science Fiction
|summary=The Hayden disease started off looking like the common flu, but when people fell into comas and did not come out again we realised this was something very different. Twenty years later and society has moved on, with millions of Americans locked into their bodies a new culture has developed; one of coma patients being able to control androids or other people. So when a murder happens is it the body, or the mind that inhabits the body that is at fault? It is up to FBI agents Chris Shane and Leslie Vann to discover.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>B00LCRWCGU</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=David Gentleman
|summary=Long-time lovers of thebookbag.co.uk may find something familiar about the tale of Foxy DeBois who invites a young egg into her house for a meal. What can this sense of déjà vu be? More than likely you read the earlier review by our own Keith Dudhnath on [[Egg by Alex T Smith|Egg]]. With the success of Foxy in the intervening years, the book has been renamed and re-released, but does it remain as fun?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1444920928</amazonuk>
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