Jeremiah: Terrorist Prophet (Jeremiah)

Rating:
Summary: I liked it
Review: I bought this at the dollar store for a dollar, hardcover copy too. I began reading just for the hell of it and ended up being sucked in by the storyline, wild and disturbing, this book means so much more in a time of religious fanatacism. Go ahead and read it not only is it enertaining but it offers chilling insight into the mind of a religious nut.

Rating:
Summary: I liked it
Review: I bought this at the dollar store for a dollar, hardcover copy too. I began reading just for the hell of it and ended up being sucked in by the storyline, wild and disturbing, this book means so much more in a time of religious fanatacism. Go ahead and read it not only is it enertaining but it offers chilling insight into the mind of a religious nut.

Rating:
Summary: I Can Almost See The Movie Already
Review: I can't say this book is a masterpiece, but I can bet it will soon be made into a movie. It has everything a Hollywood blockbuster needs. It has the sexy anchorwoman, rugged FBI agent who doesn't always play by the rules, and ,of course, the extremely intelligent mad man bent on mass destruction. Not turning this book into a blockbuster movie would be a crime.

Rating:
Summary: somewhat redeemed by statements
Review: Plot seems unoriginal and story ends abruptly, and characters seemed to lack complexity, but I appreciated two aspects: (1) this novel recognizes a discontent and distrust of power in America and shows how it might be tapped; and (2) this novel presents the idea that if people believe in a person's message, that message can start to become reality even if the originator leaves the scene.