Review of Final Act

[Akinyemi Oluwabukunmi Mustapha]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Final Act" by Van Fleisher.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Van Fleisher's fantastical fiction book Final Act makes analogies between murder, investigations, and post-election violence. To demonstrate how an activity goes from one location to another, the book is organized into 32 chapters. What if someone knew they had a limited amount of time left to live? Is the main query of the book.

An innovative VT2 fitness watch was created by Vijay Patel. An accurate prediction of the wearer's death date was possible with this device. It came out that what Vijay intended to do was assist people in realizing their aspirations before they passed away. People sought vengeance on their oppressors and ensured that they died after receiving their final notice.

This book was enjoyable to read since it got me thinking about the world we live in. Love is denied to a lot of individuals. Because these individuals would bottle up animosity, which is typically expressed through violence, we contribute to their development as evil individuals when we repeatedly damage people. In this book, a character's father and brother convert her into a sex slave. She commits a violent and unfavorable final act after receiving her termination letter. When I considered how the mind operates, I suddenly found myself playing detective before the events of the novel were fully revealed. This novel got me thinking about what I would do if I knew I was going to die soon. What people would do if they learned they were going to die soon could surprise you. This book moves along quickly. As soon as I began reading it, I was immediately sucked in. It was intriguing to read about the characters. The writing style caught my attention. The use of humor and suspense was well done.

There was nothing about this book that disturbed me. It was a lot of fun to read. I'll give this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. The work was very well edited because there were no structurally diagnosed faults that could be exploited. It's exceptionally well edited. There was a terrific trend to the plot, and the author's creativity was excellent and well-justified. I cannot think of any express justification for detracting a star from this fantastic work.

In my opinion, people who are inquisitive, creative, and enjoy an inventive approach to life and ideas should read this book. It is a solid work of fiction and is undoubtedly a thriller for readers who enjoy both crime and science fiction.

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[Anabel Mack]

I enjoyed reading this book. Kelly and Tom. We're good couples. And I think many people who read this book, you'll find some virtues in their relationship that they could emulate.

[Mariamm Ibrahim]

Your enthusiasm for the book spreads quickly. I'm interested in this book because of your enthusiasm for the plot and characters.

[Tiwo Dammy]

Your review of this book is great and I would love to read it to know more. You did a great job well done. Nice review.

[Ibrahim Hammed]

It's unusual to build a watch that can measure how long someone has to live on earth, and this review is astonishing. To learn more, I would adore reading this book. Good work.

[Nkem Blessing]

What if life is measured by how long we will life. This book is indeed interesting to read. I like your review. It's fascinating keep it up

[Jimmy Cyprian]

Reading your review made me understand the meaning of the title more. 'Final act' - people get to know when they'll die, so they'd be able to perform one final act which hey so much want to, before they die. Brilliance!

[Oluchi Samuel]

Vijay Patel's reason for making that watch was good, but humans have a way of making good things ugly. This seems like an interesting book, I'll definitely read it. Great job.

[Emeka Anderson]

The story's exploration of personal sacrifice and the greater good resonates deeply with readers.

[Emeka Anderson]

The plot twists and surprises in this novel will leave you breathless and eager for more.