The Indwelling: The Beast Takes Possession (Left Behind #7)

Rating:
Summary: Right on Target
Review: I always start a new "Left Behind"Series book with a small amount of reluctance because I keep thinking how can they write so many books in such a short time and still keep it interesting? But that is just what they do. As usual, I lose sleep at night because I lay in bed and read until I cannot keep my eyes open. The level of excitement and suspense is equal to any secular fiction adventure story. I would love to see a movie of this series. LaHaye and Jenkins keep the books very close to Bible prophecy and use artistic license to create a very scary scenario. I am already looking forward to the next installment.

Rating:
Summary: Action, good characters, spiritual and thought provoking.
Review: I just finished the book two days ago. As with all of the others LB books I always feel let down at the end because I have to say goodbye to the characters I have been through so much with. Getting to know the characters through seven books I know them better than some of my friends. I know their sorrows, joys, fears and motivations. I know how they came to know God, how they have survived and the loved ones they have lost. Although other reviews have complained about how only three days pass in this book, there is profound significance in those three days. It answered my questions from book 6 and made me look forward to November to get my hands on Book 8. The Indwelling was exciting and compelling. The imagery of Tsion Ben Judah's dreams were beautiful. I always feel closer to God when reading these books. Make sure you read them all in order.

Rating:
Summary: The Indwelling
Review: So, I'm hooked. But, it is based very much on Biblical fact and is very well written. It is like being there for those who haven't yet believed. You know what is coming, but are stunned when it comes. It must be like Noah telling about rain when it had never rained before. Or the angels telling Lot to get out of town so they could do their duty. One can refuse to believe it, but when they see it come true, they have got to be shaken in their refusal. This book is like the early TV show I believe by Edward R. Morrow, and "You Are There."

Rating:
Summary: The Left Behind Series(The Indwelling)
Review: I just finished the 7th book (The Indwelling) in 3 days. I was dying to know who killed Nicolae. The book is just as fantastic as the previous 6, if not more amazing. I can't wait til book 8!

Rating:
Summary: Captivating
Review: I have read all 7 of the Left Behind serious. I have found them all captivating. I have also found myself living in the world of the characters in these books. I read each book in 3-4 days not being able to put it down. I recommend this serious to all. Look forward to the release of the next book.

Rating:
Summary: Finally here!
Review: It was great to see the seventh book released. Although I really enjoyed the book and read it quickly, the authors are really dragging out the events. The entire book could have been covered in two or three chapters. Hopefully the authors will remember that quality over quantity is more important.

Rating:
Summary: Action and Suspense were left behind
Review: The Indwelling could have been written in 25 or fewer pages without missing a beat. It was too much filler and fluff and not enough action. I have read all of these books and enjoy the biblical parallels; however, the fictional writing and sub-plot development leave much to be desired--like one more book that wraps up the story instead of 5 more!

Rating:
Summary: Another Good One
Review: Thanks for not leaving this one as "Cliff-hanging" as the last. It was hard to put this one down.

Rating:
Summary: Good, but not Great.
Review: I found the book enjoyable, but not my favorite of the series. It was rather slow, and quite predictable. I do, however, highly recomend the series and anxiously await the next!

Rating:
Summary: Much better than "Assassins!"
Review: The writers are back on track with "The Indwelling" by re-establishing a better storyline. It was heartening to see the character Rayford Steele get refocused and inspiring to witness Tsion's experience. I can hardly wait for "The Mark!"