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Lacey MacClean and the Last Human: The Final Installment in the “Josephine Daudry” Trilogy
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Lacey MacClean and the Last Human: The Final Installment in the “Josephine Daudry” Trilogy in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $5.99


Lacey MacClean and the Last Human: The Final Installment in the “Josephine Daudry” Trilogy in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $5.99
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Josephine Daudry, Sometimes Love Lands Sideways and now the final book of the trilogy, Lacey MacClean and the Last Human, brings this story from the past and present into the future; and it’s not good. A dystopian future where there is only one human being left. Lacey MacClean, Josy’s fantasy woman becomes real and stands on the precipice of human survival. Read how she finds Josy through AI, and decides the fate of the human race along with the last human. Lacey is afraid and Mama H. (Josy’s friend) agrees, “That is a terrible precipice to be standing on. How can one know if they are doing the right thing? It’s a terrible responsibility.” Find out how Lacey comes to be, and how she moves on in this damaged world she finds herself in.
Josephine Daudry, Sometimes Love Lands Sideways and now the final book of the trilogy, Lacey MacClean and the Last Human, brings this story from the past and present into the future; and it’s not good. A dystopian future where there is only one human being left. Lacey MacClean, Josy’s fantasy woman becomes real and stands on the precipice of human survival. Read how she finds Josy through AI, and decides the fate of the human race along with the last human. Lacey is afraid and Mama H. (Josy’s friend) agrees, “That is a terrible precipice to be standing on. How can one know if they are doing the right thing? It’s a terrible responsibility.” Find out how Lacey comes to be, and how she moves on in this damaged world she finds herself in.

















