Tribulation Force (Left Behind Graphic Novels, Book 2, Vol. 3)

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Summary: Not all that thrilling
Review: If you expect scares and chills, this book disapponts. The writing is not very challenging, nor is the plot particularly surprising or complex. A much better book in this genre is a novel called THE LAST DAY by Kleier, which is a far more chilling and fascinating look into the dark corners of the last day. Once you've read it, I assure you, you will look at these other attempts as light weight. There are many books on this topic, but very, very few deliver the huge potential of this huge topic.

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Summary: I Hope People Realize this is FICTION
Review: I hope people will realize that this series of books is pure fiction and are not led to believe that Christ will come first and "Rapture" them away. And for those who are already hooked I say, do some real study and you will know the truth. Don't be misled by the false stories of men or women.

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Summary: Tribulation Force Is an Apocalyptic Thrill
Review: Tribluation Force is a thrilling and suspenseful book. The world is in chaos as all unbelievers in Christ find themselves left behind. This is a great story of how four people unite together with Christain ties to form the tribulation force. Rayford Steele, Chloe Steele, Buck Williams, and Bruce Barnes have all become believers and are ready to take on their mission. Their mission is to fight the enemies of Christ through the last seven years of the sinful world before the return of Christ. Nicolae Carpathia is the infamous Anti-Christ and is the employer of Rayford and Buck. This story shows the four's struggle with the knowledge of what's to come and the disgust of being in contact with the Anti-Christ. As the world around them is distructed right before thier eyes, this group relies on one thing to protect them-their savior, Jesus Christ. This book is a great read along with a learning experience, each book of the Left Behind series keeps on getting better and better!

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Summary: Terrifyingly, All Too True
Review: Left Behind initially got me hooked to the series, but I must say that I hadn't been able to put down Tribulation Force. I've got too say that for a book on someone's hypothesis on the Rapture, it hits all too close to home. I love the series and cannot wait to read the rest. It has restored my Faith in God and his Almighty strength. May God be with you till the End.

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Summary: Tribulation Force
Review: Very intense, I could not stop reading until I finished the whole book. The continuing story is a very enlighting interpretation of the book of revelations. I find the characters easy to relate to. This book opened up my eyes about how we can take for granted our Christian beliefs and might not be ready for the rapture of Christ's church. It is easy to read and the writing waver's a bit, but the story line alone will grab you. You will not be disappointed.

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Summary: Soul Savers
Review: I have read Left Behind, and Tribulation Force. this series is a compelling, straight to the point account of any true Christian's faith in the Word! It guides the believer down a futuristic account of what he believes will happen one day. To the non-believer it gives a wonderful, scripturally based tutorial of the Word of God pertaining to the end tmes. thank you Tim and Jerry for giving your time to properly research this series. It has made a Great impact on my life!

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Summary: Great Book
Review: The second book in the Left Behind series is even better than the first one. This book leads you into the seven years of horror. In this book you learn alot about the characters and what is going to happen in those next seven years. I recommend that everyone should read this wonderful book!

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Summary: It's an eye-opener!
Review: I bought Tribulation Force yesterday evening and finished reading it today. While I did not believe that it was as good as the first book, it was an eye-opener in regards to how life on Earth might possibly be after the Rapture. It has made me realize that I need to be fully prepared and not let everyday life get me down. I pray that everyone who reads this book who is borderline (trying to live in both worlds) or not saved will wake up so that they are not left behind to deal with what life may be like after the Rapture. I don't think life for the people left behind will be any less difficult than what is depicted in these books. I pray everyday that I will be considered worthy to be taken out of here when He comes back to get his people. As soon as I can afford to get the next book, I intend on doing so. I have become more interested in prophecy since reading these books.

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Summary: Who is the editor of these books?
Review: I read these books in an average time of 4 hours. Each book I readkeeps my attention for a less amount of time. I find myself skipping over passages that are just repeats of a passage 4 pages back. Obviously these two gentlemen are not writers. I feel sorry that their editor did not catch onto this and do some cleaning when they received the manuscripts. The plot lines are ridiculous and do not flow with time. A good writer would not have to title a chapter "18 months later" that is a title for a television sitcom. Also if bombs were going off in the major cities of the US I really doubt a Range Rover salesman would be sitting behind his desk waiting for a customer. I think maybe I am analyzing a book that doesn't deserve analysis, it's just fluff. Fluff books are what you would see on the NY Times best seller list. These books require the intelligence of a 12th grader to comprehend....

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Summary: Another horrible entry in a horrible series
Review: This series is just so bad it's hard to put into words. I'm glad my wife likes these books, because they're the first books she's read in years, but it breaks my heart to think that she believes this stuff is good fiction. A decent end-time series would attempt to explain how/why the things prophesied in the Bible actually come about - this series merely says "It came about!". Absolutely no suspense, drama, or intrigue. Will they or won't they HOLD HANDS???? Will he or won't he TAKE A NEW JOB??? That's about the extent of the tension in this book.

I am also one of those who believes that the author is milking his followers for all they're worth, with the giant margins, large print and blank pages, not to mention the way the story is excruciatingly stretched out to make up a novel. Unbelievable. Reminds me of something I heard once - What does the fish symbol mean by a merchant's name? "I take advantage of Christians".