FREE FRINGE: SINS OF THE FATHER BK. 3 PDF Christa Faust | 320 pages | 29 Aug 2014 | Titan Books Ltd | 9781781163139 | English | London, United Kingdom Fringe: Bk. 3: Sins of the Father by Christa Faust (Paperback, ) for sale online | eBay Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Sins of the Father by Christa Faust. Sins of the Father Fringe 3 by Christa Faust. InPeter Bishop is estranged from his father and running shady operations in Southeast Asia. His latest scam lands him in a life-or-death situation involving weird events beyond the ken of modern science. On the run, he finds himself pursued by strange specters of his past… and his future. The Fringe Division is summoned when the unimaginable occurs. Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. Published August 26th by Titan Books first published October 15th More Details Other Editions 5. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Sins of the Fatherplease sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Sins of the Father Fringe, 3. Feb 28, Erin rated it liked it Shelves: tv-seriesfebruarywritten-by-women. I enjoyed this story the most even though it took some leaps that were not consistent with the plot of the tv show. Sins of the Father takes place right before the tv show in fact on the last page Peter is told that a Blond F. I agent is looking for him, and we all know who that is. In Peter who is estranged from his father Walter, is pulled in to a life 3. In Peter who is estranged from his father Walter, is pulled in to a life or death situation involving a virus and bioterrorism. He also Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3 his first Fringe case and "meets" some Fringe Supervillains in the process. This book gets bonus points for having a Obama cameo Man, I miss him. Overall it was a fun fast paced adventure and I enjoy anytime I get to spend with Peter Bishop and Co. Only recommended for readers who loved and watched the tv show Fringe. Non Fringe lovers will just be confused. Oh why did it have to be the last prequel novel to Fringe but then again each book was shifting closer to the start of the show and this Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3 which is set in and and moves from there. This one is set in different cities like Bangkok, Edinburgh, New York etc. Peter Bishop is the hustler who runs from running one scam to another and is in deep debt from a dangerous guy and all his attempts are to nullify that debt but his poor luck continue. It also deals wi Oh why did it have to be the last prequel novel to Fringe but then again each book was shifting closer to the start of the show and this book which is set in and and moves from there. It also deals with Peter's sense of being alone everywhere and his distance from his father. This one moves from one danger to another but it all turns out to be planned carnage to move Peter to one location or another. Nice one and definitely made me want to watch at least the premier again and probably I will. Do read this one too and enjoy the Fringe world before it became Fringe and then Keep on Reading. People who don't Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3 generally ask me my reasons for reading. Simply Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3 I just love reading and so to that end I have made it my motto to just Keep on Reading. I love to read everything except for Self Help books but even those once in a while. I read almost all the genre but YA, Fantasy, Biographies are the most. My favorite series is, of course, Harry Potter but then there are many more books that I just adore. I have bookcases filled with books which are waiting to be read so can't stay and spend more time in this review, so remember I loved reading this and love reading more, you should also read what you love and then just Keep on Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3. Apr 06, Otherwyrld rated it liked it Shelves: science-fictiontv-film-comics. I feel that people are often dismissive of authors who write TV novelizations, which would be a mistake as it must be hard work to produce a well-written original story in a Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3 that you didn't create, where you have to make your characters recognizable to their TV audiences, and have to avoid causing anything that is in conflict with the source material. Very often, this can lead to either safe stories that don't rock the boat but which are just a bit bland or boring, or exciting stories t I feel that people are often dismissive of authors who write TV novelizations, which would be a mistake as it must be hard work to produce a well-written original story in a universe that you didn't create, where you have to make your characters recognizable to their TV audiences, and have to avoid causing anything that is Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3 conflict with the source material. Very often, this can lead to either safe stories that don't rock the boat but which are just a bit bland or boring, or exciting stories that take the characters on a journey that they couldn't have taken on the screen, but then paints the author into the corner marked "reset button". The easiest type of such a novel to write is probably one that is set after the conclusion of Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3 screen story, as Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3 have a freer rein to branch out into new material. The downside is that there may be a later demand for sequels on the screen which wipes out everything that has been created on the page by going in a different direction, like in the Star Wars Expanded Universe. These stories still exist but legitimacy has been taken away from them. More tricky is a story written during the life of the series. These have to read like they might be an untold story which may be impactful to the characters at the time but cannot be allowed to rock the boat as the series is still there on the screen, probably going off in a different direction. The hardest story to write is the prequel, because it has to stay true to the characters without the scaffolding of the series to support them. This is where this book lies, in a story set immediately before the first episode of Fringe begins. Peter Bishop is a scammer, always looking for the next big score and always one step away from serious trouble. When he himself is scammed by someone he trusted, he finds himself on the run with a beautiful scientist and a vial of a drug that could cure epilepsy - or become a lethal bioweapon. When terrorists try to use the drug to assassinate a presidential candidate, Peter has to risk everything to stop the weapon being deployed. This is a well-written exciting story, and Peter comes across very well. The rest of his Fringe companions appear only in flashback such as his father Walter or are mentioned only briefly such as Olivia. His only real time connection in the story is with William Bell, his father's old partner. One of the things you need to remember is that Peter is not from "our" universe, but from a parallel world and that Walter Bishop stole that Peter to replace his own son from our universe that had recently died. The is a major part of the Fringe storyline, and the repercussions of this act can be seen in this book as there are people who later Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3 an integral part of the story taking an interest in what Peter does. A healthy person who takes the drug becomes hideously mutated and can slip from one dimension to another thanks to an ingredient in the drug that was made from Peter's own blood. Chasing the terrorists through a luxury New York hotel while presidential candidate Barack Obama is giving a speech gives Peter and his companion glimpses of the Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3 world, one where the hotel in question is derelict and half torn down. This leads to some exciting sequences where Peter and one of the terrorists have fallen into the swimming pool, which keeps switching between dimensions, Fringe: Sins of the Father Bk. 3 losing and then regaining its water. It is wonderfully written, as is a similar sequence where the stairs keep disappearing, but the glimpses that Peter has of this other world one where the twin towers never fell leads to a huge problem. Basically, Peter is not supposed to know about the other world until much later, let alone before the series even starts.