The Indwelling: The Beast Takes Possession (Left Behind)

Rating:
Summary: Excellent Plot and Character Growth Continues
Review: The series really starts to turn upwards with this particular book. Building on the excellent change of pace from Book 6, the plot takes some awesome twists and turns as it matures from the lame beating it took in books 4 and 5. The characters really begin to show some major growth along the way, making this an excellent novel. These are still not what I would consider "great" books - but they do make for some fun, fast-paced reading.


Rating:
Summary: The 7th Book....More Focused and Rivetting At Once!!
Review: Yes, this book contained less action than some of the others, but it was also focused over a period of just a few days (3 actually), rather than over a span of several months like the previous books.

Did Rayford kill Carpathia? Will Buck and Chaim escape New Babylon? Is the safe-house no longer safe? Read to find out!

I especially liked Leon Fortunado making a complete a** of himself in this book. True, he looked prestigious to those around him and he has an aura of confidence around him, but I had to read his part in this story with a smug smile on my face. I can't wait to see what happens to him. And Carpathia? What a copy-cat. Come up with some lines of your own, my friend, and stop quoting the God that you not only deny, but claim yourself to be.

One last thing....These reviewers still downing and obliterating this series. What gives? This is the 7th book in a 14 book series, half way through. If this story is so putrid, why are you still reading it? Put down the book, and go find something else that will fill your time. Don't read on, continuing to demote and put down the series. If you don't like it, stop reading it. And get over it.