Review of Terms of Service
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Review of Terms of Service
[Following is a volunteer review of "Terms of Service" by Craig W. Stanfill.]
Kim works at an Artificial Intelligence Company. She is a sedulous woman that often receives instruction through her headset to access her assigned work. Kim lives in a world controlled by ALS but that doesn't bother her. She believes that the world is as it should be and it bothers her nothing that the world was controlled by Als. However, from the very beginning, Kim had sorrowful childhood which she always tries to forget which made her find comfort in weary drinking every day. After the sudden return of Kims’ friend -Shan, Her life takes unanticipated turns that lead to Kim finding her ultimate purpose in the world -Purpose realization. Her shadowy world is soon to transform forever as she slowly discovers the mysteries of civilization n the world she lives in, she has to make choices that will determine her future.
The book.Term of service .written by Craig W.Stanfall it’s a dystopian science fiction a masterful work is presented about the potential future of humanity. There is enough originality in the book that make it very interesting to read. The rulers of a dystopic society are unkind and use their power to dictate people's lives even without complications. All is brought to light by Stanfill’s book; Kim's world is full of astonishment such as Als and intelligence Miracles. The writer's prologue has a play close to heart the core thing that every good writer always does, living the readers in suspense. Kim was offered a job where she was working directly with a high order of ALS unfortunately she was being held where it would be hard for her to escape. The development of characters in the book like Kim has increased interest in the book. it showed how Kim discover her purpose in life and how she grows from one stage to another. you have to read to see Kim's destiny that leads one to flip pages to the last page
However, in the book TERM OF SERVICE Kim's collective characteristics proves that she's all-inclusive and she can manipulate the Als. The book was more involved in ALs' operation than the lifestyle of the characters
I rate this book.4 out of 4 stars. and 5 out of 5. I considered that this book deserves the best rating as the writer narrates the effect of Als on society in and dystopic manner. The writer has opened my mind to what I’ve never imagined before. Looking at the new world and focusing on civilization and the emotions it brings this book must be one of my favorites.
Furthermore, the book was clear with its flow and was well-edited. I will highly recommend these books to mature audiences who Als passionate. Readers who are obsessed with technology or sci-fi would enjoy this book. On top of that, this book will fit that reader who is trying to find his purpose in life, it will help in accepting their true self and dealing with their destiny.
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Terms of Service
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Kim works at an Artificial Intelligence Company. She is a sedulous woman that often receives instruction through her headset to access her assigned work. Kim lives in a world controlled by ALS but that doesn't bother her. She believes that the world is as it should be and it bothers her nothing that the world was controlled by Als. However, from the very beginning, Kim had sorrowful childhood which she always tries to forget which made her find comfort in weary drinking every day. After the sudden return of Kims’ friend -Shan, Her life takes unanticipated turns that lead to Kim finding her ultimate purpose in the world -Purpose realization. Her shadowy world is soon to transform forever as she slowly discovers the mysteries of civilization n the world she lives in, she has to make choices that will determine her future.
The book.Term of service .written by Craig W.Stanfall it’s a dystopian science fiction a masterful work is presented about the potential future of humanity. There is enough originality in the book that make it very interesting to read. The rulers of a dystopic society are unkind and use their power to dictate people's lives even without complications. All is brought to light by Stanfill’s book; Kim's world is full of astonishment such as Als and intelligence Miracles. The writer's prologue has a play close to heart the core thing that every good writer always does, living the readers in suspense. Kim was offered a job where she was working directly with a high order of ALS unfortunately she was being held where it would be hard for her to escape. The development of characters in the book like Kim has increased interest in the book. it showed how Kim discover her purpose in life and how she grows from one stage to another. you have to read to see Kim's destiny that leads one to flip pages to the last page
However, in the book TERM OF SERVICE Kim's collective characteristics proves that she's all-inclusive and she can manipulate the Als. The book was more involved in ALs' operation than the lifestyle of the characters
I rate this book.4 out of 4 stars. and 5 out of 5. I considered that this book deserves the best rating as the writer narrates the effect of Als on society in and dystopic manner. The writer has opened my mind to what I’ve never imagined before. Looking at the new world and focusing on civilization and the emotions it brings this book must be one of my favorites.
Furthermore, the book was clear with its flow and was well-edited. I will highly recommend these books to mature audiences who Als passionate. Readers who are obsessed with technology or sci-fi would enjoy this book. On top of that, this book will fit that reader who is trying to find his purpose in life, it will help in accepting their true self and dealing with their destiny.
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Terms of Service
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