Review of Final Chance

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I have read the first installment in this series, and I loved how Van was able to pay detail into characterisation. To hear that in this book he does exactly just and even more makes me excited. I am enticed to see how the watch has developed so far.
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Sneak peek to the future till 2066. Political thriller mingled with assassins, suspense, romance, and advancement in technology. Though it's not my taste, I am keeping it on my list after reading the review. Congrats on BOTD.
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I loved the preceeding books in the 'Final Series.' This one seems interesting as well.

Thank you for the great review.
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I think this book "Final Chance" by Van Fleisher has lot many things to share like a gadget telling remaining life of a person wearing it, climate change, viruses as biological weapons and more. Thanks for your nicely written review giving many insights about it.
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The book seems interesting. And though I'm not a fan of politics I do believe that politics will not be the only aspect of the book. The climate change is a pressing issue nowadays so it will be interesting to read about solution the author came up with - that doming the civilization. It will be exciting to read about the technological advances and intriguing to find out why some of the people were so opposed to this idea. Congratulations on becoming BOTD!
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Final Chance is the final volume of trilogy by Van Fleisher. Though I appreciate this futuristic science fiction novel. I do hope I can enjoy thia volume without getting lost in the storyline. Regardless thank you for the free copy. And congrats on being BOTD.
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Wow...I have never been this excited to read a book. Based on your well written review, I'm picking this one up next for myself! I really like how the author uses modern day events to make the story that much more believable. Great job!!
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the concept of a watch telling its wearer when they will die is very compelling and makes me want to see how the author has built a plot around this and the beginning of the end of humanity
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I really don’t like to read the last book in a series without reading the rest and it is not revealed as a standalone novel. I do appreciate all of the changes that present themselves in the future.
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I’m sorry to say I didn’t really enjoy Final Notice, so I’ll have to pass on this sequel. I hope others will enjoy.
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This intriguing Sci-Fi and political thriller is thought provoking, given the pandemic and current world affairs. Readers looking for fast-paced novel with political satire, assassins, suspense, slight romance, and enormous advances in science and technology should pick this book up. I'm looking forward to reading it. Thank you for your engaging review.
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Post by Cristina Chifane »

I've read the first book in the series, so I'd definitely like to continue with books 2 and 3. Kudos to the author for adding new sci-fi elements like the dome clusters. I'm also interested in the pages of political satire. Thanks for your review!
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This book sounds prophetic to me.
It sounds like future occurrences being put in words. Thank you for such a detailed review.
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Post by Manang Muyang »

I read and enjoyed the two previous books, and this one comes free. No questions asked. I'll take the Final Chance! Just sorry I think I'll be missing Vince, Trudi, and Miles this time.
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A watch that predict time of death, sounds unique and interesting. Thanks for the amazing review
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