I. M. Cross
Identidade Falsificada
The first generation was stolen by the document. The second was returned by DNA. The third can be sold by the algorithm. The child wasn't chosen because she matched them — she was chosen because almost no one could claim her.
A restituted woman tries to register her adopted daughter in Brazil; when the system breaks, her bioinformatician husband discovers that the company behind the adoption didn't find the child for compatibility — but because her origin was too easy to erase.
- A literary identity thriller: the historical archive meets the contemporary algorithm.
- Adoption, DNA and data — and an origin too easy to erase.
- A five-book saga: Brazil on stage, Latin American restitution in the background.
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