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Summary: Good Search & Chase Scenes
Review: The highlight of this book is how Buck locates and smuggles Dr. Ben-Judah out of Israel. You will even get a small geography lesson for your troubles here, too. Alaister MacLean probably could have written the actual exit and chase from Israel and Egypt a bit more thrillingly, but clearly the author's intent here was to show how fervent prayer and faith in God can accomplish the seemingly impossible tasks of bluffing and tricking your way through foreign Customs! The story just keeps on propelling you through the book of Revelation. Please keep a copy of "Soul Harvest" nearby because you will be reading it seconds after finishing "Nicolae."
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Summary: Great
Review: This is definetley THE BEST out of the first 5. For those of you who are considering buying this book and the others, PLEASE DO! The story only gets better.
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Summary: Great Book for all to read!
Review: For those who like only books that can hold their attention this is the one. After reading the last page of this I had to get Soul Harvest, which I am reading right now. This series of books has made me a better Christian by far. How anyone could read this book and not wonder what is to come and where you are going is hard for me to understand! I hope all that read this book are given the nudge they need to become true Christians.
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Summary: Interesting premise
Review: This series is based on a very intriguing idea. Whether someone is a Christian or not shouldn't really matter in reading fiction. If you are interested in good speculative sci-fi, I also recommend Doherty's AREA 51 series.
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Summary: Hooked
Review: I have just started this 3rd book and find it imposssible to stop. I will continue to the very last book. I am not a Christian and do not plan to be one, but I find these books very entertaining. Alot of the reviews I am reading are complaining about how these books dont follow the scriptures and that it is'nt realistic. I am just enjoying reading them. I am connected to the characters and want to see them succeed. I dont need to be a believer to read and I dont need to become one to enjoy this series. I feel sorry for those of you who can't just read it for the sake of reading, instead you have to tear it apart and discourage other possible readers to look elsewhere for a good book.
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Summary: "can't put em down"
Review: The "Left Behind" series are the best books I have read in a long time.A little scary actually. Growing up in church like I did and hearing so much about the book of Revalations, Iv'e never really thought about or heard anyone talk about in detail how the rapture might acctually affect the world.LaHaye & Jenkins have portrayed these events in a most exciting and thought provoking way. I havn't been able to put these books down once I get started. I have just finished "Nicolae" and can't wait to start "Soul Harvest".
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Summary: Life Changing
Review: Everyone of the books in this series are a must read,whether your're a Christian or not they are so moving that they will begin to pose questions in your mind and you'll definitely begin the search for the only answer. Revelation.
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Summary: Great!
Review: I think these books are excellent! And I would recommend them to anyone, especially anyone that is on the verge of accepting Christ! These books really make you stop and think even if you are already right with the Lord! I have referenced back alot of what the authors have wrote about for the basis of these books and everything is accurate. Of course there is the added fiction to make it a good thriller, but you have to remember that. And also remember or look up what the Bible says itself. I have seen alot of not so good reviews on here, from people that have read it. And personally I don't see how that is possible, but everyone to their own opinion.
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Summary: Must be something more somewhere.
Review: Face it folks, Jerry Furland and Glen Kleier have this series beat hands down. Especially Jerry Furland's "Transfer"
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Summary: No More Mr. Nice Guy
Review: Everybody takes off the gloves in this one. Though the title would lead one to believe that the entire book is devoted to the development of one character, perhaps the most exciting sequences are given to Buck in this one. The action scenes are well thought-out and plausible. It has all the action and suspense of any current secular thriller. The only complaint I have is that the book had no ending. While Soul Harvest is already available, the first two books could stand by themselves, but chapter one of "Harvest" will be just an extension of this book. In this one, Jenkins has finally found his groove as an action and adventure writer, and its easy to get lost in this one. Great reading.
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