Nicolae : The Rise of Antichrist (Left Behind #3)

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Summary: KEEPS GETTING BETTER!
Review: "Nicolae" dwells deeper and deeper into the book of Revelation. With this book, you have the seven seal judgements taking place. There is also a hint of who the False Prophet might be but he has not been fully revealed yet. One can guess though. The last chapter will send a chill down your spine. I thank God, that I will not be here to see it.

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Summary: Thrilling!!!
Review: The third book in this series proves that they just keep getting better. While the characters are not original, the events that they must face and survive make this book something hard to put down!

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Summary: The book put a face on the anti-christ.
Review: This entire series is excellent. It is a must read for both "churched" and "unchurched". It makes you realize that we are not far from the one world system talked about in the book. When we consider all the things that are happening today, this book explains why.

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Summary: Moving.
Review: If you are a Christian and haven't read this book, please do! It opened my eyes and I have recomended it to all my Christian friends. If you are not a Christian and have read this book, I hope it made you think very hard.

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Summary: Outstanding adventure on our present future!
Review: This book is an outstanding addition to the Left Behind series. Lahaye and his partner have done yet again a great job in creating a real life type of story that anyone can relate to. Anyone who reads these books and doesn't "get it" is really sad. Like Rayford eludes in the books, if you make the choice God will make the change!

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Summary: The best in the series so far!
Review: I could not put this book down. The adventures Buck found himself in left you clinging to each page. I can't wait to read the next in this series.

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Summary: great book i think aptly describes tribulation
Review: very cool i think it is an awesome book the it is great reading for an idea how revelation describes the 2nd coming

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Summary: Captivating, but too many tangents
Review: LaHaye and Jenkins, once again have created a most interesting page-turner. The third in a series of novels that promise to line their pockets full of cash, the authors present a believable story of what the final days will be like. *Nicolae* is packed with horror derived from the book of Revelations consisting of terror, death and mass destruction. Those who believe in the Biblical teachings will be reassured in their faith; those who do not might think twice. Written from a Christian perspective, this book, at times becomes quite a sermon. Those who do not believe in, but are interested in the Apocolyptic error, will find themselves skipping sections to avoid religious tangents. Though the vocabulary of the authors reflects that they are well educated, much of their Christian rhetoric and anachronistic jargons is quite simple and annoying. However, as irritating as I have found much of the book, I could not seem to put it down. The same applied to the previous volumes! , *Left Behind* and *Tribulation Force.* Though the work is captivating, much fat can be cut from each volume, and the whole story can be condensed into one book. It appears as if the authors intend to draw the readers in and leave them with a dissapointing suspense at the end of each volume - guaranteeing a sure sale for their upcoming works. The writing is most creative, however, the authors should get to the point that they are attempting to make and close the story -- before the Rapture occurs, leaving readers with an unfinished message.

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Summary: I loved it!!!
Review: It was awesome!! I finished it in a day and a half. I am immensely waiting to read Soul Harvest, and I can't wait until the last three come out. Who will make it to the Glorious Appearing? Will it be Rayford or Buck, Chloe or Amanda? Who knows...

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Summary: Action-Packed Christian Fiction at Its Best
Review: This book is a great step forward for Christian Literature. The writers integrate faith with all the other aspects of life so well, you actually become immersed in the novel. I believe this is the best book in the "Left Behind" series so far.