Review of Terms of Service

[Chris Rich Nwaka]

I wonder how she felt about herself as a member of the intelligence agency given that she denies herself her own freedom. Because she wants to advance, she makes compromises with her inner comfort and her self-image. I don't think I should read this book.

[Maduabuchi Okwiya N Eze]

Craig W. Stanfill did a nice job with this novel. There are a couple of novel narrative, characterization, and naming elements. For examples, the instances of giving humans feminine pronouns and having their last name ending in numbers. The future concepts explored in this novel are captivating.

[TebogoM]

Kim's tasks sound difficult I hope she will succeed in figuring everything out in time.

[Phillip Ngoua Obame]

You've nicely captured the essence of the book. I love how the book challenges the notion of reality versus illusion and honest leadership. It's evident that you thoroughly enjoyed the book. I agree with your rating. This book is quite a good read.

[Meghan Soderholm]

Your summary of the book was captivating. Reading this book made me grateful for all the freedoms we have. The invading Artificial Intelligence is frightening, but Kim showed great resilience.

[Joshua Sawders]

This review highlights the captivating nature of "Terms of Service: Subject to Change Without Notice" by Craig W. Stanfill, with its exploration of reality versus illusion and honest leadership. The author's writing style effectively portrays a world dominated by machines and virtual reality, allowing readers to vividly visualize different living conditions. The book's authenticity in depicting a nondescript and neutral world adds to its appeal. However, the reviewer expresses disappointment in the excessive use of drugs and alcohol to induce intimacy. Overall, this review suggests that the book is a unique and thought-provoking read, leaving readers hopeful for the sequel. Emotional resonance, touched my heart deeply.

[Rajaee]

It is haunting to know that this could be very real in the future, perhaps sooner than we think. The story was too typical for me and hence failed to keep me interested.
Thanks for the review.