Review of Final Chance

[Chrystal Oaks]

I really enjoyed reading Van Fleisher's first two books in this series and know I will enjoy this one as well. I find them to be authentic and spot on with current conflicts on our world. Great review!

[megan25006]

This author in this series is able to seamlessly integrate the sci-fi aspect of a watch that can predict your death with contemporary issues like gun control while telling a truly engaging story without polarizing any readers with any political views. After reading the first two books in the series I can’t wait to read this one.

[Limpho Mojakisane]

The book sounds quite interesting, especially reading about futuristic events. I love how there has been an invention that can predict one's time of death. But I feel like the assassination conspiracy is now a norm for authors to write about. The concept of the dome clusters reminds me of a movie I have watched too. Anyways, thank you for this great review. I should probably get to read the first two books then.

[Lateef Salami]

The review was detailed, reading it spark my curiosity and wish it happens in reality. How would someone feel to have a watch that can tell you your date of death????
Thanks for the review. I'm give you 3 out of 4 stars

[Kemmy11]

This will be an interesting read. Kept me wondering how a watch can predict tile of date of a person. I’ll love to read it. Thank you for the review

[Sherika Johnson]

I'm not really a fan of science fiction and technology, because I prefer romance and thriller but reading this review makes me curious to read this book because if I could have a watch that tells the time and date of death for an individual that will be cool right?

I really like how Kaushiki Parihar gave a very detailed review of the book, if I'm been honest this review will make anyone who's not a fan of science fiction and technology want to read the book, take me for an example.

Thanks for your detailed review of the book I really appreciate it and I'll definitely read this book.

-Sherika Johnson-

[buttercake20+_Modupe Bello]

Rapid climate change sounds like what we're experiencing presently in the world. I wonder how the writer would link it to a death prediction watch. Seems fun.

[Katherine Powell-Polkey]

I read Final Notice and really liked it. So I'm looking forward to reading the second story and this one as well.

[Gabriela Veiga]

This is a sci-fi book that describes how some kind of different watch can predict the time of your death. It also involves pandemics and an attack to the president

[madai guzman delgado]

The concept, especially the detailed dome structures, sound very interesting. However, I feel like if you weave together a complex setting, you have to do the same for the characters. I think I might pass on this one, but thanks for your review.

[Danelle Cale]

While the premise of the story sounds interesting with all the futuristic gadgets, the negatives you mentioned make it a hard choice on adding this to my reading list. I'll probably read the series because the positives are intriguing and it's fair to make my own opinion.

[MsH2k]

I have the first two books of this series on my reading list, but in sampling this one, it seems, sadly, more dark and very plausible. I think I’ll skip this last installment. Thank you for your excellent review!

[Dzejn_Crvena]

It would be nice to read the first book in this series. This thrilling futuristic sci-fi novel sounds like a dystopian reality. Readers who are interested in climate change and political thrillers will enjoy reading this one. Congratulations on the BOTD.

[Christian Anthony]

Wow! This seems to be a true picture of the future indeed.. reality in fiction",this review left me longing for more,this book is a must read for me.

[todwyer01]

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting science fiction novel set in the future where global warming has caused a series of natural disasters that has led to humanity building domes around cities to protect them from the elements. These domes have caused some to grow angry with the domes that will lead them to plot violence against their leaders. It might be worth a second look. Well done.