AN ORIGINAL STORY ABOUT THE SEARCH FOR IDENTITY Eva and Addie were born like all other children: two souls intertwined in the same body. As they grew, the disapproving looks and questions began: Why aren't they defining themselves? Defining themselves. Every human being defines themselves in childhood, which means the recessive soul must leave so the dominant one can have a normal life. But this never happened, and Eva, the recessive soul, remained there... hidden in her own body. Eva and Addie were hybrids. Considered unstable and dangerous, hybrids were persecuted and eliminated from the Americas. Because of this, Addie and Eva live as discreetly as possible. But Eva discovers there is a chance to walk, talk, and smile on her own again, and now she's willing to do anything to achieve it. The problem is that she won't just be risking her own life. After all, she's never alone. • What's Left of Me is the first book published by Kat Zhang. • “The author’s concept is original and provocative” – Publishers Weekly • “An intriguing portrait of sibling relationships and their challenges in learning to live as distinct individuals, yet physically together” – Booklist
