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Summary: Series is wandering away from original premise
Review: I flew through "Soul Harvest" in four days, but that did not mean I was not disappointed with its flat characters and weak plot. The series started out so well, with the fascinating concrete illustration of such cosmic, abstract events like the Rapture and the rise of the Anti-Christ. But in "Soul Harvest", Jenkins and LaHaye have let their characters direct the action, and the book degenerated into a sappy melodrama. Everyone knows the characters all hate Carpathia and he is evil, so the authors don't need to dwell on that point every single time Carpathia appears in the series.I hope the next books return to the profound, strong depictions of epic events. I will finish the series regardless of how well the books are written, but I hope my disappointment ends with "Soul Harvest".
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Summary: Awesome!
Review: "Soul Harvest" is the only novel I've read this summer that can compare to "The Triumph and the Glory". If you read them you will see what I mean, what spellbinding writing!
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Summary: A definite five star novel!
Review: Make sure you start reading this book in the morning of a day off. The authors have once again brilliantly delivered another intriguing masterpiece. I didn't think it could get better than 'Nicloae' but once again the authors have out done themselves. If these books don't enlighten Biblical end time events I don't know what will. Glen Kleier's "The Last Day" was also an awesome 'end time' novel, however I have to admit I love how the authors of this series take time to go into intricate detail, providing a combination of adventure and Biblical interpretation.
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Summary: WHAT HAPPENED??????????????????????
Review: The series was moving along great and than this. I didn't like Soul Harvest. The writing felt rushed and rough. Come on guys, slow down a little. Better to wait for good writing than push out a book like this one. I hope the next one is better. I'm looking forward to it.-----------------If anyone out there wants to read a great thriller, order, 'The Fist of God' by A.T. Nicholas. It's a cool, 'good vs evil' story with some original ideas. There's some street language in it, but the themes and the positive message the book communicates is too good to pass up. It's a great read while you wait for the next LaHaye and Jenkins book.
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Summary: Good spirituality, but poor writing
Review: As far as Judgment Day novels go, this pales in comparison to such soul-rattling books as Kleier's THE LAST DAY. The characters in HARVEST are weakly developed and the storyline feels contrived, artificial. Each book in the LEFT BEHIND series seems to lose more steam. For harder-edged, more reality-based suspense, read Kleier.
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Summary: Contrived, transparent melodrama
Review: What a waste of time. I love books about epic events and global crises, but after surviving the torture of reading a comic book level plot like Jenkins has tossed our way with Soul Harvest,I think I'll stick to GOOD books like "The Triumph and the Glory" or "Schindler's List".
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Summary: Scripturally accurate, fast paced and thought provoking
Review: I found Soul Harvest to be engaging and very riveting. The ideas and mysteries presented made you want to move along and see what was to come next. The writing style, as with the entire series, is open and very easy to read. To me, accuracy in Scripture is necessary, and I believe LeHaye and Jenkins have succeeded. I recommend this book and all the books of the series to anyone who is truly interested in the end times.
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Summary: The most exciting fiction book ever written!!!!
Review: I RECOMMEND THIS BOOK FOR ALL READERS, IT'S PART OF THE MOST FASCINATING SERIES. THEY ARE THE TYPES OF BOOKS YOU CAN'T PUT DOWN. I NEVER WAS MUCH OF A READER BUT READ THIS SERIES WHICH INCLUDES SOUL HARVEST, IN LESS THAN TWO WEEKS. I BELIEVE IT'S FICTION BUT SIMILAR TO WHAT WILL OCCUR AT ANY TIME, THE RAPTURE OF GOD'S PEOPLE.
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Summary: Fascinating topic, average writing
Review: Don't read these novels after reading good fiction like Sophie's Choice, The Last Day, The Triumph and the Glory, or Catcher in the Rye, Jenkins and LaHaye suffer in the comparison. I'm all for the idea of spreading the gospel because we need all the we can get in these times, and I'm a believer, but one shouldn't confuse support for these books with support for Christ. Many people liked Left Behind, and even Tribulation Force, but let's be honest here, these last couple efforts have been feeble works of fiction. I've posted my e-mail address above if anyone cares to try and persuade me I've missed something in Nicolae and Soul Harvest.
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Summary: Couldn't put it down.
Review: A friend recommended I read the first book. After I tore through it in a couple days, my wife surprised me with the next three books. I read all of them within two weeks. Going out tonight to buy Apollyon. Great reading.
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