Official Review: 30th Century: Contact

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This definitely seems like a book where the author has put much thought into. I'm glad that you enjoyed it, although I'm not sure about the purpose of the explicit sex scenes. Thanks for the review!
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In the 57th century the planet earth will seize to exist? Interesting. This is contrary to what I believe about the earths' future, but still I would have read the book for fun. The graphical scenes in the story stop me from reading the book.
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I’m a big fan of Sci-fi thrillers with other worlds, galaxies, and alien life; I think I will give this one a try. Thanks for the review, Bluebird. :techie-studyingbrown:
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I like the path this series is taking. It's interesting to see what might destroy Earth in the future. However, the graphic scenes are not foe my taste.
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I feel disturbed when reading about future so I will pass this. But the review was insightful!
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I would not read this book, as I am not a lover of science fiction. Great review, though. You have described your opinions well.
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Thank you for the heads up about the graphic scenes! I'm not a fan of them, and I'm not a fan of the genre either. But your review was engaging and informative.
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My curiosity will make me read this book, I would also love to know what the authors interpretation of the future looks like. I love your review.
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I only sometimes like stories involving time travel. I often enjoy stories in space with aliens and new worlds. Not having read the first books, I'm glad that this book can be read on its own. However, those sex scenes are really not for me.
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different name for a book. The story sonds so beautifu. I like the way you discribed the story, and they are cut
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:techie-reference: Although sci-fi books/stories do not appeal to me, I congrats you on continuing a series that have interesting characters that you believe in and have fully developed. I appreciate your imagination and creativity in this genre where no man has gone before.
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This sounds like an amazing fantasy sci-fy novel with time travel, romance, action, and suspense. Readers who like the genre might like this one but I will pass on this. Congratulations to the author and thanks for sharing a thorough review.
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Time travel, other galaxies, alien life, artificial intelligence and more await you in this third installment of Levin's series.
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Seemingly an interesting sci-fi fantasy, and I am not going to miss this one, probably the whole series. Congratulations on being BOTD
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This book sounds like it has a lot to offer readers who love this genre! But it a few to many things that would not be for my taste when reading a book. Thanks for the review!
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