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The Awakening Fate in Motion eBook Suzanne Boisvert

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The Awakening Fate in Motion eBook Suzanne Boisvert

This is an excellent science-fiction story. It will keep you on the edge of your seat as you read and probably looking over your shoulder too! The author wastes no time in developing the story, and keeps the reader guessing as the plot unfolds in convoluted but fascinating twists and turns.
The writing is great and the plot is even better. We started with the character of Lanie, living in Malibu. I liked her immediately, especially when she took the initiative in taking back control of her life, or so she thought. Then I'm left with my jaw dropping at the cliff-hanger chapter ending. Then James, and Suki enter the story, along with other characters, and I couldn't put it down.
The story does jump around, but I like that in a story. Keeps it interesting. The characters are believable and I quickly became invested in their futures. The manuscript appears to be well edited. I didn't notice any errors. Scene development and descriptions are excellent.
I have no hesitation in recommending this book to any serious Science-Fiction reader. You won't be disappointed.


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The Awakening Fate in Motion eBook Suzanne Boisvert Reviews

FANTASTIC book! The Awakening Fate in Motion was a great read that kept me interested, thinking, and guessing. Definitely worth a reread. i think this is a great novel for anyone age 14 and up.

Little about me, 154ish IQ, I read about 2 books a week. I read to learn and/or be entertained. Fortunately, this book provided both, as i believe the author deliberately challenges the reader.

I love the way the author delivers mystery, drama, and romance in a creative and refreshing mannor. (Have you noticed how bad movies are lately? What isn't being remade? Sigh)

After you read it, please reach out and tell me where i am incorrect.
The Awakening Fate in Motion by Suzanne Boisvert is a great book with plenty of twists and turns to keep you interested. There is a great cast of characters from Lanie to CIA Agent James Sinclair. With sinister forces at work at what seemingly is normal society, it is hard to know who to trust, and what is going on beneath the surface. Even the government may be involved. From the opening pages where Lanie asserts herself and fires her assistant to the final conclusion, this is a riveting tale, well written, with a fast paced plot, interesting characters, and enough action to keep the story moving along nicely. Supernatural powers, aliens and government conspiracies also figure prominently in this startling book. Overall, an interesting and riveting science fiction read; strongly recommend.
This is a pretty dark read, and the author doesn’t take any time waiting on showing us this. The story is full of twists and a bit of mystery as it unfolds. The writing is good, and the plot better. To be clear, this is not a horror story but science fiction, but it’s written in a way that really drives home how dark forces that facilitate an unearthly agenda.

The story starts off in Malibu, following Lanie, and her assistant. After Lanie we meet Rick, then Suki and their equally odd encounters. The story cuts back and forth a bit (which made it a tad difficult to really immerse myself in the character’s lives) and gets progressively engrossing as it moves forward. There is a good list of characters, each with their own, well-developed personalities. The first few chapters are grabbing the reader in (and it certainly does that) and introducing us to the main characters. This made the story read a bit fast at the start, and it made it feel like it slowed in the middle (but it certainly kept me intrigued, the author is a good writer)...however, in the end it all tied together nicely.

Boisvert has herself a great story here, and I can’t wait to see what else she can come up with!
This book gave me the creeps while I was reading it. It is the riveting story of a dark, ancient force out in outer space who is planning his return to Earth after being banished from it over thousands of years ago. He is in search of his love, a female who may have forgotten about him and her history as well as having her name changed over time. This diabolical force goes by the name of Sar and he has appointed an alien being called Manti to work with some powerful, political figures in Washington, DC to carry out his plan to return and rule over the world.

Enter a Pop star (Lanie); a CIA agent (James); and a Psychiatrist (Dr. Suki) who for all their lives have suspected something different and totally supernatural about themselves or the people they loved and are/were close to. Lanie is a world-renown singer who is successful but has been followed around by sinister people who know about her gift and her destiny; James is one whose career is to debunk all conspiracy theories that threaten to get out of hand, is alarmed to discover that his mother, who he has always dismissed as being crazy with her stories about the Knights Templar, is actually sane and telling the truth; and Dr. Suki whose deceased grandfather has always fascinated her with his wisdom and knowledge of the paranormal, is determined with all her might to protect her patient, Lanie the Pop star as well as the human race from what she knows as something dreadful coming soon.

I thought this book was really neat and that it really held my attention from the first page to the last. It is because stories of this kind have always amused me as relating to the book of Revelations of the Holy Bible even though this book is entirely a work of science fiction. I somehow seemed to find myself drawn to the way it brings up the Knights Templar which is a Catholic military order in historical Europe that according to Wikipedia (yeah I know what you’re thinking but still…) played a role in Catholic finance. (Anyway, you can go to Wikipedia and read all about it). Being a Catholic and one who has read so many conspiracy theories over the course of my life, I found this book to satisfy that interest of mine therefore making this book worth my while. I will not tell you more about this story in case it will spoil your interest in it but just to note that it contains aliens, magical discs, a sexy seductress whose actual appearance is grotesque (hahaha) and the notion that the US government is hiding something ultimately out of this world underneath the Pentagon.

I recommend this book to all those who loves a great sci-fi book that actually starts and ends with a lot of action and impact. It is a book that I deem great for someone who is traveling by train or by airplane. It is a book that will terrify you and make you thirsty for more. It contains a delectable conspiracy theory that turns the religious end-of-the-world prophecies you have heard already into a science fiction frenzy about the world having alien origins and such. All in all, I really recommend this book for all readers because it’s just pure entertainment and would make a great movie if Hollywood sets its mind on it. Have a great day!
Wonderfully written and suspenseful. Great book for all ages. Can’t wait for the next one!
This is an excellent science-fiction story. It will keep you on the edge of your seat as you read and probably looking over your shoulder too! The author wastes no time in developing the story, and keeps the reader guessing as the plot unfolds in convoluted but fascinating twists and turns.
The writing is great and the plot is even better. We started with the character of Lanie, living in Malibu. I liked her immediately, especially when she took the initiative in taking back control of her life, or so she thought. Then I'm left with my jaw dropping at the cliff-hanger chapter ending. Then James, and Suki enter the story, along with other characters, and I couldn't put it down.
The story does jump around, but I like that in a story. Keeps it interesting. The characters are believable and I quickly became invested in their futures. The manuscript appears to be well edited. I didn't notice any errors. Scene development and descriptions are excellent.
I have no hesitation in recommending this book to any serious Science-Fiction reader. You won't be disappointed.