Left Behind: An Experience in Sound and Drama: A Novel of the Earth's Last Days (Audiobook) by Dr. Tim LaHaye, Jerry B Jenkins

from benuathanasia

I read about 2/3 of this on a flight between Charlotte and Bradley. My personal setting made this far more enjoyable (though it was very enjoyable, anyway). It's a tad on the preachy-side, but not nearly as much so as you would expect given the content. It's a bit predictable, but then again, it ...

from Rockhead515

The dialog is a little amateurish but that will probably evolve as the series goes forward. The story is very interesting and I'm looking forward to the rest of them.

from jvalka

Clunky, leaden writing. I found the first 50 pages to be outrageously funny, especially the bits between Captain Steele and the stewardess, Hattie. After 150 pages it became tedious rather than amusing, and so I gave up on it.

from LisaMaria_C

I didn't expect to like this really. Not given what I'd heard of its Christian Fundamentalist plot and themes. However, I know this is enormously popular, a huge bestseller, and I do sometimes like to read such books, to better understand their appeal. And if they're really bad... Well, I found t...

from mephit

Hahaha. You know the expression "so bad it's good"? Well, that's not true of this book. Oh no. For those unaware, it's the first book in a series written by dispensationalist US Christian conservatives: didactic works intended to promote their theology as well as being novels. Left Behind was uni...