Review of Final Chance

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Just the type of book that I enjoy reading: science fiction and political thriller. 🤩🤩🤩
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The book is just fascinating. The predictiveness of the watch and other environmental happenings make the story just flow. Great review
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Final Chance by Van Fleisher seems to be a good science fiction and political thriller. The plot is interesting. Looking forward to reading more about the Patel-Belikov family. Thanks for the free copy. Congrats on BOTD!
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The ideal book for those who enjoy stories that address problems of the future. It's too much to think that health and environmental problems will continue to be added. Good to know that the book has an organized and well-developed narrative. I really wasn't drawn to the premise of this story; however, thank you for your honest review, it helped me get a clearer picture of what the book is about.
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Post by Aashu Chaudhary »

The book sequence on people living in a world that is trying to heal naturally. Well, that seems like a good book to start for people who take nature for granted. Also, assassination attempts on US President definitely will add a lot of thrillers to the book.
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I enjoyed this review it was absolutely fantastic. This looks to be like such a great book. Predicting death it’s a little on the scary part side for me that sounds like an interesting story. Putting on my bookshelf excited to be reading soon congrats on the BOTD
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How intriguing! A book that takes place in the future but discusses the events that are impacting us today. Congrats on the book of the day. Great review.
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I can’t begin to imagine what life would be like in 2066. I find theories of the future very interesting. Does living in domes save the people or the earth?
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The details described in the review for the book 'Final Chance' have made me more curious to read the entire book. Therefore, I would like to download it digitally and I would like to try to get its hard copy if possible. Rest, I would be able to describe after reading it fully.
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This looks like an amazing concept. A watch that tells your time of death, interesting and scary at the same time. Great review.
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I like the way Van Fleischer introduces intriguing elements in his sequels to the Final series, and in this story, he adds the effects of climate change and pandemics.
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Use of knowledge and technological advancements depends upon the ethical choices one makes. Good and bad ethical choices have a toll on relationships from personal to global levels. Well written book and the book review. Congratulations on the BOTD!
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A very detailed and fascinating review for sure! Thank you so much for your honesty I what you felt about the book. I enjoyed the few pages that I read before coming here and might go finish it later.
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I'm not a big fan of science fiction but your review draws me to this one. Great review. Well done.
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This is a fantastic book with science fiction, romance, politics and what not. It sounds so interesting and I just want to dive right into it.
This is an eye-catching review.
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