Armageddon Left Behind Series Book 11 (Audible Audio Edition) Tim LaHaye Jerry Jenkins Jack Sondericker Books in Motion Books
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Carpathia's forces in New Babylon are cast into utter darkness as all trace of light disappears from the abode of the Antichrist. But all is not well for Rayford Steele and his compatriots either. The Tribulation Force's aliases and even their Strong Tower safe house have been compromised, forcing Rayford Steele, Buck Williams, and all the force's members to flee for their lives. The scattered Tribulation Force is drawn inexorably toward the Middle East, as are all the armies of the world. History is honing in on the battle of the ages. During the last year of the Great Tribulation, safe houses are no longer safe, friends and loved ones must commemorate two lives in one memorial service, and the cast of characters dramatically changes. By the time of the great day of God Almighty, homes have been uprooted, new alliances forged, and the entire globe becomes a powder keg with the fuse already burning.
Armageddon Left Behind Series Book 11 (Audible Audio Edition) Tim LaHaye Jerry Jenkins Jack Sondericker Books in Motion Books
I really enjoyed "Armageddon." It was in my opinion the most exciting book of The Left Behind series yet. As the battle began I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see what was about to unfold! Without giving anything away I can't believe all that happened at the end of "Armageddon" (though it was the end of the book, it was far from the end of the battle). I was left speechless more than once!Although I have spent many hours reading this entire series, and I am ready to move on to whatever I pick next, I have to admit I will miss Chloe, Buck, Rayford, and the rest of the Tribulation Force. I am about to start the 15th book after all! (I started with the three prequels first, which I thought was pretty cool! It gave me the opportunity to really get to know most of the important characters from the day they were born right up to the day of the rapture; including the conception, birth, and adolescence of Nicolae himself.)
There may be better rapture series out there (at least that's what I have read from the comments of others), and I will will probably check them out too, but The Left Behind series was still worth my time. I would suggest it to just about anybody...religious or not.
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Armageddon Left Behind Series Book 11 (Audible Audio Edition) Tim LaHaye Jerry Jenkins Jack Sondericker Books in Motion Books Reviews
If you think that this book was great, wait until you read the next book in the series about Christ setting up the kingdom of Heaven on Earth.
I have been steadily reading the Left Behind series and have gathered in so much from them. I am passing the books down to my son and their family. Found out that my daughter-in-law has read books 1-5, two times while waiting for me to finish the 6-11 books! And now l am thinking about rereading them again too! I have talked to my friend in Sacramento about them and she immediately began buying them from thrift stores and getting them from the library for her and her son. She passed me up in her reading and we share the information about prophesy together. It has been a very informative eye opening time for all of us. I suggest this series for all Believers but the second series can be a bit rough for people who are babies in Christ...like my 13 yr. Old grand son.
I read this series back when they first came out. I remember hating to wait until the next one was written. I can't remember what happened that I wasn't able to finish them but I know I didn't read this one or Glorious Appearing, so I'm about to start it. If it's been since they were written, I encourage you to reread them.
It was extremely well packaged, and then when I got it open it looked brand new. Ps. It got to me much earlier than I expected.
What could could I possibly find wrong?
Love this series and I'm sad to see im almost finished with it. This was probably the most fast paced and exciting book to read in the series because of the various moving pieces. I couldn't have been happier than to spontaneously pick up the first installment of this series and start reading it.
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If you have not read this book, please do not spoil your enjoyment by reading my review. My opinions may reveal details and events that await your own journey through this book.
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The slow start of this novel picked up about mid-way through. From there it was a page-turner filled with surprises that equal those of powerhouse writers Tom Clancy, Robert Ludlum, Clive Cussler, Stephen King, et al.
One of the aspects that I enjoyed was the build up for the war at Armageddon. I often wondered how so many people would gather on the planes for this battle, and who they would be. These novels provided insight for me that made a lot of sense.
As prophesied in the Book of Revelations, many will die during the End Times, and the ones they love will mourn them. However, in a novel, particularly a series, it is imprudent to destroy all of the protagonists before the series ends. Imagine Lord of the Rings without Frodo Baggins, or Star Wars (4-6) without Luke Skywalker and Han Solo? Where would the entire series be without Darth Vader? Removing the main characters, in my opinion, is very poor writing that can bring about the loss of readers.
Even though these are Christian novels about the end of the world, they character driven. Through eleven books, I have grown to know and care about these characters as people not simply protagonists, etc., on pages in books, what is the hook to keep me reading now?
Although from Book One (Left Behind) forward, we knew that the death of the Tribulation Forces could happen, I did not think the main characters would cease to exist before the series concluded. These deaths ended the chronicles for me. I thought I would wait in avid anticipation for book twelve, but that is not the case. This book should have been it.
Another problem is viewing the deaths of the four through a narrator's eyes. A basic principle of good writing is to show not tell. I would rather experience at least one of the main characters making it through to the Glorious Appearing and be able to show his emotions at each death, and the mighty coming of God's Armies. This would make me want to read the next book.
Many characters dominated the latter books of this series, but the strength of their continuity required their connections to the main characters. However, there were too many individuals to whom to build any emotional connections. Right now, I can tell you who died, but not who lived to see the end. I do not care.
Book Twelve must drift more into the author's own speculations than scriptures. John the Revelator and other Biblical prophets told us that the Armies of God descend from the clouds in heaven and save Jerusalem. Satan will be bound for 1000 years, and then given freedom for a short time among men. This is, I assume, the ultimate plot of book twelve.
Since I am a believer, this series does not stretch credibility for me. Many coincidences fill the books, but many philosophers do not believe in coincidence, and I agree with them, thus I can easily accept the connections between all of these individuals and events. Therefore, even though I found this book to be of a lesser quality than the previous books, it is still worth three stars to me.
Victoria Tarrani
Due to recent events in the news I felt a strong urge to read the whole series again. When the books first came out, starting with "Left Behind" and though I knew they were obviously based on prophecies and visions described in the old Testament as well as Revelation in the New, they kind of read like Science Fiction, but now, with the fast moving and changing technology reported on a daily basis everything in the series is so real it scares me sometimes. "Armageddon" was missing from my collection (probably borrowed and never returned). I am reading it now, and can hardly put it down. God help us........
I really enjoyed "Armageddon." It was in my opinion the most exciting book of The Left Behind series yet. As the battle began I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see what was about to unfold! Without giving anything away I can't believe all that happened at the end of "Armageddon" (though it was the end of the book, it was far from the end of the battle). I was left speechless more than once!
Although I have spent many hours reading this entire series, and I am ready to move on to whatever I pick next, I have to admit I will miss Chloe, Buck, Rayford, and the rest of the Tribulation Force. I am about to start the 15th book after all! (I started with the three prequels first, which I thought was pretty cool! It gave me the opportunity to really get to know most of the important characters from the day they were born right up to the day of the rapture; including the conception, birth, and adolescence of Nicolae himself.)
There may be better rapture series out there (at least that's what I have read from the comments of others), and I will will probably check them out too, but The Left Behind series was still worth my time. I would suggest it to just about anybody...religious or not.
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