Official Review: Fingerprints of Faith by Daniel Fulton

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Re: Official Review: Fingerprints of Faith by Daniel Fulton

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Wow. This novel sounds captivating. Based on the review, I definitely want to read it. The concept of a bit card for currency, robots as government workers, and advanced technology is intriguing. Being a Christian, Science Fiction, and romance novel all in one is a plus. I read the sample, and I liked the author's writing style. I am eager to read and see David's transformation and his new appreciation of life. Thank you for the excellent review.
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Even with such a wonderful thrilling story, the opening of this review is somehow harsh and unprofessional. However I love the twist and turn in this book. Congrats on BOTD.
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Wow! This seems captivating and I’m already excited about this. Its romance, murder, sci-fi and futuristic and mostly touches on faith and Christianity. Thanks for your review!
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Loved the minimalistic cover! Congratulations on BOTD
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I like the creative blend of genres. David's precociousness and the enemies it attracts to him seem pretty intriguing, I think it's worth checking out.
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This will surely be an interesting read as the author captured my favorite genre and also managed to interweave my most preferred themes. Despite the level of one's zeal towards the Christian faith, it will still take him a period of maturity to exhibit the true nature of what he believes. Thanks for the review, I will surely get this book.
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Now, this is my cup of tea! It has clean romance and a murder to be solved . I can't wait to read about David's character development in the aftermath of losing his family.
nice review. :tiphat:
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Post by Stephanie Runyon »

This seems a different twist in respects to possibilities that lay in the future. I can easily see the correlation to the book of Revelations in the Bible. Great review especially with character descriptions.
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Post by Ochieng Omuodo »

Actually, from the Amazon sample I just read, I'd say it has plenty of sci-fi in it. I see the reviewer has tagged it with multiple genres and I agree.
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What a great Christian fiction with a mix of genres. I am looking forward to reading this book courtesy of your amazing review. Thanks, good job!
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Christian fiction does not interest me in anyway, but I must say that I was quite taken in by the fact that this book is mixed with other genres. It sounds like a fascinating read, however it won't be at the very top of my list.
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An engaging Christian fiction novel with themes like loss, anger, family, resentment and many more appears interesting. Certainly, lovers of this genre will enjoy reading it. Thanks for a well-written review.
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I qualify in all the categories of readers you mentioned, and they are valid categories because I fell in love with the book from the first pages.
As my passion for detective stories/movies/series is very strong, I am also a bit disappointed that the detectives are set aside in this book.
It is intriguing how the author handles so well topics or domains that generally do not mix so well.
Thank you for the review!
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"Fingerprints of Faith" by Daniel Fulton - Thanks for the interesting review. I'm hooked already and definitely plan on reading the whole book. The sample had me spellbound.
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This book is a mix of a lot of different genres. Sounds like something for everyone! I’ll check it out.
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