Synthesis: Computer Parented...With Rights and Equality for All (Synthesis Trilogy)

Rating:
Summary: Entertaining
Review: I found the book quite entertaining. Not perfect; Y2K was a bit too prominent (making it look a bit dated), a bit of a slow start and character development was a bit uneven, but once well into the book I couldn't put it down, though I'm generally not a fan of Christian apocalyptic fiction. (Caveat: I picked up the book because I know the author.) I'm now awaiting the sequel.

Rating:
Summary: "Synthesis" is a book well-worth any bibliophile's time.
Review: When I picked up "Synthesis" to read for the very first time, I honestly thought that it would be just another lackluster paperback novel half-plagarized from its numberless predecessors. But instead, the book had a theme all its own with a message that transcends time in a practical, tangible manner. "Synthesis" is an entertaining treatise on the facade that our society is constantly reinforcing.

Rating:
Summary: Entertaining
Review: When I picked up "Synthesis" to read for the very first time, I honestly thought that it would be just another lackluster paperback novel half-plagarized from its numberless predecessors. But instead, the book had a theme all its own with a message that transcends time in a practical, tangible manner. "Synthesis" is an entertaining treatise on the facade that our society is constantly reinforcing.