Lego Me

He's made of Lego bricks, stands six feet two inches, has broad shoulders and a cleft chin just like his creator, Doctor Lance Ziegel. In fact, Lego Me is Lance's twin, a duplicate nearly indistinguishable from his maker.Lego Me goes through subtle changes: an upturned mouth, a drooping shoulder, a shifty eye. Then, the impossible happens. He comes to life. Lego me walks and talks just like Lance. Friends and colleagues can't tell them apart. How is this possible? Lego men are not alive; they're not aware. And yet, Lego Me has a mind of his own. In a devious twist, the servant becomes the master and steals Lance's identity, his job, and his girlfriend. Lance is disposable.Lance is left teetering on the brink of madness. Was he imagining things? Had the world lost its collective mind? Lance must delve into science, technology, and the metaphysical realm to find his true identity. Can he reclaim his life, or will he always be left wondering, "Is it me, or is it Lego Me?"Lego Me is a fun, creative twist on the classic science fiction, horror genre. Fans of mad scientists, monsters and cyborgs will love Lego Me.

About the Author

Stephen Kanicki is a father, a teacher, and an award-winning writer and photographer. His novel, There are no Saints, explores religious, spiritual and metaphysical themes woven into an imaginative narrative. There are no Saints won first place in both the 2021 Maxy and Pencraft Awards and has been a category best seller on Amazon.When he's not writing books, Kanicki enjoys songwriting and playing guitar. He recently got a ukelele and is having way too much fun playing it.

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