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Faith

A Science Fiction Love Story

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Faith

By: Timothy Bult
Narrated by: Ryan Hoover
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Technology in 2042 can do a lot, but Kenner’s perfect girlfriend Faith has disappeared, and Cortana won’t help find her. Kenner doesn’t know the CIA and Chinese Intelligence are chasing her too. All the worlds’ Artificial Intelligences are focused on Faith, and the CIA doesn’t know why. The one person who figured it out was killed in a freak accident. The Chinese assassin is closing in, as two AI’s meet to discuss what to do about Faith and Kenner’s future. The Singularity meets martial arts meets BDSM romance meets literary romps from the Louvre to Bora Bora, and international thriller meets story of true love.

©2020 Timothy Bult (P)2020 Timothy Bult Science Fiction Romance Fiction Espionage
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I'll try to round out this review more when I've had time to process on it more, but the synopsis hit all my buttons to make me want to pick it up and once I did I went start to finish in a single day.

I appreciated that the narration was up front about the time jump style that would be employed to convey the story. I often find that such a style is difficult to pull off due to authors dropping the plot or confusing the audience. in this case the time jumps and shifts in character focus seemed to hang onto the same plot thread and continue the tapestry of would building and character depth.

I'm happy to report that the BDSM is tastefully done and concent is discussed. Its also used in a way that adds depth to the characters without making them stereotypes.

There did seem to be some questions left in the air about some of the side characters and exactly what happened at the end, but neither of these things take away from the beauty of our main protagonists.

Amazingly Compelling

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