Review of Final Chance

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I would like to read this book. How can a watch predicts someone date of death? This book will be interesting. Good review.
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Post by tarafarah7 »

Today's BOTD is sure to excite fans of SciFi, as well as those who enjoy political thrillers! Filled with detailed descriptions, realistic characters, and authentic dialogue, readers will definitely want to download this one today! Thank you for your helpful review! :-)
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It seems to speculate on strategies to address climate change issues and the pandemic. Congratulations on Book of the Day!
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Why kill the president? What do they stand to gain? Also, a watch that can predict someone's death? Sounds like a fascinating tale.
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Thank you for your in-depth review. While it being a fast read sounds exciting, I'm not into political or sci-fi books. I will have to pass on this one, but I'm glad that you enjoyed it.
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Van Fleisher had written a trilogy, and this book is the third book of "Final" trilogy. I think this book is very intriguing and will fascinate the sci-fi readers. This book is also suspenseful. The story of an immigrant scientist, Vijay Patel who brought his familly to America. I definitely will read this book. And thank you for your wonderful review.
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A watch that is able to accurately predict one’s death… intriguing!
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I think I've read the sample of the first book before. This third installment seems much more fascinating. Sci-fi is not my go-to read, but I think this one would be interesting.
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I've encountered many science fiction novels set in the future thar always portray how climate change has drastically changed the way people live. I found the notion that places are kept under a glass dome quite intriguing. I congratulate the author for BOTD!
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I'm impressed! This is a unique doomsday story because instead of going to another planet, the main character resorted to building a dome to escape the deadly heat and the virus- caused diseases. I love to see if the human civilization will make it! Congrats BOTD!
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Post by Kaitlyn Canedy »

The concept of the VT2 watch is unique and interesting, although I am not sure that this kind of watch could ever actually be implemented in real life. Certain political perspectives have turned me off from wanting to read this book, but thanks for the review anyway! :)
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This seems like a suspense-filled sci-fi thriller. I wonder what someone will do differently if they really know the actual date of their death. This book has got me curious, I like that. Thanks for the review.
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A watch that can predict your time of death would definitely be useful. I'd love to read the first two books to get the full experience of the story. Congrats on BOTD!
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This seems to be a sci-fi/ political thriller novel that seems to bring a lot of different characters in a world where death can be predicted. Congrats on BOTD to the author! Thanks for the review?
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This "enticing science fiction and political thriller" is definitely an enjoyable book. I like that its writing style was clear and expository, and also that main characters were well developed. However, I'm not into this genre nowadays. Otherwise, congrats on the BOTD!
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