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Summary: What Say We Slow Down A Bit?
Review: To begin with, I am a Christian and, in general, I love the series and I know that souls are being saved by the seeds these books plant. So, I am 100% all for them.However, it feels like in the last few the authors are feeling some sort of time crunch to race through the issues. From what I understand of Revelation (admittedly very little), each judgement is going to be earh shattering. In the series, some of them seem to just kind of happen, everyone is in quick anguish, and then we move on to the next page. My point is, I'm not sure that we get a feel for the true devestation that will happen. I felt it at the beginning in Left Behind, but now they just kind of now it happens, now it's gone kind of thing. Anyone else feel the same way? Lastly, Hattie bugs something huge! I'm hoping that she serves some kind of purpose to justify the pen space alloted to her up to this point! Still, my thanks and prayers for the authors who have certainly reached many lost souls through their obedience. Godspeed, Neco
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Summary: Rule of Sequals applies!
Review: I have enjoyed reading all of this series! However, as we progress in the book line the authors regale us by rehashing all of the other books many times over. It behoves me that they also wish to drag this story line out sooooo long.
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Summary: superb! Can't wait for the next one
Review: Oh wow, I'm so bummed out because I read the Assassins the same day I received it. Now I have to wait to find out who actually "did" pull the plug on Carpathia...my bet is on Chaim...what do others think? I can hardly wait for the next one. I've read all the "kids" Left Behind series also.
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Summary: No question, This is the best of the series!
Review: This book is by far the best of the series. I agree that there are some tedious chapters in the first five books, however this novel moves much faster. As a reader, you have to look past the redundance and simplicity of the writing style and look for the true meaning of this series. The authors continue to impress me with thier ability to accurately tie scripture into the plot while maintaining a high level of suspense. They have taken a difficult subject and made it easy for both believers and nonbelievers to follow the chain of events. My only problem is that I have to wait six months to find out what comes next. This is a must read, but you must read the series in succession.
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Summary: Spell-bound and gasping for more!
Review: The dynamic duo have done it again. As the tribulation moves rapidly to conclusion, the authors have brought out the urgency, feelings and emotions of all characters. For those who still read with imagination, this book is spellbinding. Tragedy, laughter, sorrow that will soften the heart of the hardest of readers and true conviction. For those who believe the events will come to fruition, the challenge is evident. To those who do not believe, certainly thoughts to ponder for those who reject the proposition. The ending is accurate and yet far from predictible, even if you have read the Bible account. Jenkins and LeHaye have and are doing a great job.
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Summary: The Best of the Series
Review: The ending is masterfully complex and is probably one of the best whodunnits I've read in a long time. Our Force of believers now enter the ultimate adventure as they prepare for the Great Tribulation period and the ultimate return of Christ. But Satan isn't finished. This book is a gotta read, but beware, once you pick it up, cancel your committments, you're not going to want to put the book down. Woe to me, it's going to be a long six months for the next book.
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Summary: entertaining, but not great writing
Review: I must admit that I enjoy this series. I read Assassins in one day, but the reason for my 3 star rating is that these books are not that well written. They are pulp fiction. Period. And I absolutely hate the romantic sections, they are written like a 12 year old girl would write them.
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Summary: I LOVED IT!!!!!!! IT WAS GREAT!!!!!!!
Review: I loved the book! The story gets better and better. Jenkins and LaHaye have done it again. I'm happy that these books are going well. I can't wait for the next one!!!!!!!!! I found another great 'good vs evil' novel out there called, 'THE FIST OF GOD' by A.T. Nicholas. It was a phenomenal spiritual thriller. (WARNING) VERY STRONG LANGUAGE in Nicholas' novel, but a wonderful message and plot.
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Summary: We're only halfway home!
Review: Though initially this series was scheduled to consist of only 7 titles, the publisher has asked that we continue the story at the same pace it started. This sixth title takes us to the half-way point of the seven-year Tribulation, thus it will take six more books to finish the series. These are scheduled for two per year for the next three years
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Summary: You need to read this series!
Review: The left behind series is dramatic, suspenseful and most of all, based on the word of God. It was what turned me back to Him when I had forgotten Him. Thank God for LaHaye and Jenkins for putting this wonderful series together, it is very eye opening and makes Revelation very easy to understand and comprehend.
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