This Edge of Apocalypse unabridged audio download pulls you into an adrenaline-fueled political thriller laced with End Times prophecy. From Tim LaHaye, creator and co-author of the world-renowned Left Behind series-the most successful adult fiction series ever written-and Craig Parshall comes an epic story ripped from the headlines of world events and filtered through Scriptural prophecy. Set in the near future, Edge of Apocalypse chronicles the beginning of The End-the earth-shattering events leading up to the Apocalypse foretold in Revelation. Joshua Jordan, former U.S. spy-plane hero turned weapons designer, creates the world's most sophisticated missile defense system, a laser shield code-named Return to Sender. Even as Jordan hopes to secure America against a brazen array of new enemies, he finds himself trapped between international as well as domestic assailants. Global forces conspire to steal the defense weapon even as U.S. government leaders will do anything to stop the nation's impending economic catastrophe-including selling-out Jordan and his weapon. With help from a group of powerfully connected Christian leaders known as The Patriots, Jordan works to save the nation from economic and moral collapse-and to clear his name. As world events begin setting the stage for the "end of days" foretold in Revelation, Jordan must consider not only the biblical prophecies preached by his wife's pastor, but the personal price he must pay if he is to save the nation he loves.
I liked the style of writing. Unfortunately (for me anyway) the author included an extraordinary amount of proselytizing. I don't mind a little bit because I can ignore that but I felt this went over the top. I listened to most of the book but honestly, about 3/4 of the way through, my checkout time ran out and I was so tired of the religious content that I did not bother to renew the checkout as I had lost interest in what happened to the main protagonists.
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Add a CommentI liked the style of writing. Unfortunately (for me anyway) the author included an extraordinary amount of proselytizing. I don't mind a little bit because I can ignore that but I felt this went over the top. I listened to most of the book but honestly, about 3/4 of the way through, my checkout time ran out and I was so tired of the religious content that I did not bother to renew the checkout as I had lost interest in what happened to the main protagonists.