Tribulation Force : The Continuing Drama of Those Left Behind (Left Behind #2)

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Summary: My Review for " The Tribulation Force"
Review: Second book of the series. Again, it follows the lines of a B-rated thriller when you strip out the religious overtones, however, this book continues on an excellent path of character growth. The main characters on all sides of the issues are fleshed out deeper - some of the seemingly major characters from the first book begin to fade into the background slightly, while others step forward into the spotlight. Very well written, even if the type-face is huge. This book is a consistent page-turner and will have you looking at the clock late at night - forcing you to realize that you need to put it down and sleep - eventually.

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Summary: How Could I Leave this Behind?
Review: Pilot Rayford Steele should be appoined as the new National Intelligence Director! If only he was real. Then he could go up to the UN and give that no-good Kofi Annan a Chuck Norris karate kick in his head. The U.S. ought to vote to disband the UN before the antichrist can make his move (though if you ask me, I think the antichrist is already in the UN. Who do they think they are, telling us what we should or shouldn't do, after we give them so much AMERICAN real estate for an office in New York). Give me a break. They all owe us from bailing them out in World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, East Timor, and they're going to owe us BIG TIME after we bail them out in the Tribulation. Lock and Load!