Official Review: Solar Winds: Providence Ends

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Re: Official Review: Solar Winds: Providence Ends

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From the length of review, it seems a really good book. I am currently reading a book which too have this type of sci-fi with mind reading people to face changing ones. I am really enjoying that one and I hope that I will enjoy this one also. Thanks for the great review!
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Just from the sample, we were treated to a generous sampling of futuristic craft conversation. We could just imagine the armaments of ships this advanced. There are energy shields, security programmes that could enable detection of intruders, and it could detect alien presence inside the vessel. Awesome setting! I would really love this book. Thanks for the thorough review.
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It seems like an interesting science fiction novel.
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I'm not much into space fantasy, but I do see that it does peak people's interest. Thank you!
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This does not sound simple to read at all! I mean, I like when characters are balanced, but this review makes the book sound very complicated. I imagine it's at least 400 pages given the descriptions. Might have to pass on this for now.
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The plot seems intriguing. The concept that it follows 5 threads as they weave together into one whole sounds interesting. The characters seem well-built. Congrats on BOTD!
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The review is very good and informative. This sounds like a great sci-fi and from your description, it vaguely reminded me of the Princess of Mars books. I'd be interested to read this one. Congrats on BOTD!
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Definitely an original story. The concept of time in this book is both strange and interesting and the plot sounds action packed.
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This sounds like a terrific science fiction read! Thanks for your detailed review!
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:shock: WOW!! :shock2: This thorough review has me beyond lost and confused!! I have no clue what is going on because none if it makes sense to me!! (Not the reviewer, but the book!) So thanks for the thorough review to let me know that this book is too complicated, heavy, and way too much sci-fi for me!!!
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From a sampling, this seems like an interesting science fiction following several distinct characters in this space epic adventure. It seems like it would be worth a second look. Well done.
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I like the idea of being telepathic and telekenetic. This seems like a great book to read.
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The chapters sound complicated but the premise seems interesting. I’ll check it out! Great review!
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I like the prospect of reading on a space adventure with time warp in this book. Thanks for the review.
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From your thorough review of the book having five main plots woven together for the whole, it has helped me to see more clearly what the book is all about. Your analysis shows that you understood the story! The nanite technology that everyone has access to use sounds very futuristic. Panzer's badly wounded hand was healed very quickly with the use of nanites. The balance of bad guys and the heroes sounds good, and the fact that this book one can be read as a stand-alone is another positive. Great job on your review!
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