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27 reviews

Variance, 2007

One of the best novels I've read this year
This book is painstakingly researched, well written, entertaining, and an all around great read. This has to be one of the best novels I've read this year. I hope there's more to come.

Ride the Ark Through Armageddon

10 reviews
Rich Kelsey

Pleasant Word-A Division of WinePress Publishing, 2006

Finally, A Book That Goes Beyond The Norm...
Ride the Ark Through Armageddon has a lot to say! If a person reads it and parallels it with the Scriptures they will learn much. The background of creation and the falling of Satan; how he envied humanity and set out to destroy it; what he did to the world with deception and why we live in such a fallen world today, are questions we all want and need to know. This book sheds light to those ...

Armageddon: 1973 - Part 1

9 reviews
John W. Cassell

Amazon, 2007

Watch out, Clancy!
Apocalyptic stories based on potential nuclear annihilation are not new. There are basically two angles from which such stories are written: the timeline that leads up to the apocalypse and how an involuntarily-chosen few attempt to prevent it, or the aftermath of the apocalypse where people are forced to survive in a changed world. Some stories combine the two angles into one arching epic; it ...

The Breaking of Northwall: The Pelbar Cycle, Book One (Beyond Armageddon)

13 reviews

Bison Books, 2005

A Series you Can Read Again and Again
Here's a highly enthusiastic plug for Paul O Williams who wrote only two things: * the 7 book Pelbar Cycle. * The Gifts of the Gorboduc Vandal, since republished with a sequel in an omnibus volume called Man from Far Cloud. Gifts is the only book that I've ever read more than a couple times, and it remains among my favorite novels of all-time. The Pelbar Cycle IMO is a highly ...

Armageddon, Oil, and Terror

12 reviews
John F. Walvoord, Mark Hitchcock

Tyndale House Publishers, 2007

Will You Survive in a World Gone Mad for Oil?
Will you be alive during the time that Dr. John F. Walvoord describes as The Decline and Fall of America? In his 1974 publication, ARMAGEDDON, OIL AND THE MIDDLE EAST, Dr. Walvoord predicted that a worldwide shortage of oil will precipitate the initial scenario leading to biblical Armageddon. In 2007, Dr. Walvoord's son, John E. Walvoord, and co-author Mark Hitchcock revised, updated, and ...

The Flesh of Kings: The final battle begins after Armageddon

14 reviews
M B Lemanski

iUniverse, Inc., 2007

A Comment on The Flesh of Kings
Wow! The Flesh of Kings is a great read. The author certainly has a way with words and will take you on an adventurous and interesting journey into the near future to examine what life might be like after Armageddon. There is an underlying message that begins to unfold near the end which is simple, something we all want and something we sometimes fail to give.The novel ends with a glimpse at ...

Armageddon Axis (The Outlander, 11)

13 reviews
James Axler

Gold Eagle, 1999

both series
I would just like to say that for about the last 2 years,i have been reading both death lands and also outlanders.when it comes down to it,the last outlanders was the best.if you read the book you know what i am talking about!and as far as deathlands,i would have to say that shadow world really shook me up.because we as a people are on the same path as those who want to invade our world.

Surfing Armageddon: Fishnets, Fascists, and Body Fluids in Florida

12 reviews
George Tabb

Soft Skull Press, 2006

I would like, if I may, to take you on a strange journey...
No one can tell a story like Mr. Tabb. If you've read his first book, Playing Right Field, or any of his MRR columns, you know that. George's journey through first experiences with sex, drugs, punk rock and Rocky Horror are both hilarious and heart wrenching. The ups, the downs, the good, the bad - George makes it feel like you're experiencing it all right beside him. From his first leather ...

Armageddon: 1973 - Part 2

7 reviews
John W. Cassell

Amazon, 2007

Like a Clancy, Coonts and Brown Collaboration.
A well written enjoyable and believable account of what might have been. Line after line of suspense and chicanery holds your interest through out. The only issues I found was that it ended much to quickly.

The Approach of Armageddon? An Islamic Perspective

15 reviews
Muhammad Hisham Kabbani

Islamic Supreme Council of America, 2003

A Guidebook for the End Times
This book could be subtitled 'A Guidebook for the End Times'. It will challenge and inspire you, shake you to your soul, and give you comfort. This could only be the result of the gift of true wisdom which, even if you didn't know Shaykh Hisham Kabbani's academic and spiritual training, you feel you can trust. The Shaykh delves deeply into the Qur'an. Reading this book will give you a taste of ...

The Broken Bible: Picking Up The Extraterrestrial Pieces

6 reviews
John E Chitty

Writers Club Press, 2002

Biblical Clues to UFO's
As a person that is knowledgeable of scriptures, I was incredibly rewarded to read this book and see that it wasn't just myself that saw some scriptures that screamed 'more than your pastor is telling you'. There is such an obvious connection between angels, demons, UFO's, creation, miracles and technology. This is not for the closed minded Bible thumpers, but for those of us that are educated, ...

Alien Armageddon

6 reviews
Brean Delowe

Xlibris Corporation, 2000

Cepheus Rules!
I attended the author's reading of Alien A. and I was one of the first in line tobuy the book. I am not a real science fiction fan but I had to have this book. I read it and loved it! It is a very powerful book that made me a believer. I felt everything the characters went through. It was a very mature and intelligent book with so many wonderful passages. I like authors who can write ...

The Battles of Armageddon: Megiddo and the Jezreel Valley from the Bronze Age to the Nuclear Age

5 reviews
Eric H. Cline

University of Michigan Press, 2002

History in miniature
History is a slight of hands artist of sorts. It tends to focus ones attention on the flashy action center stage while more important events are often happening in the wings. Its spotlight brings out in high relief the massive endeavor of the pyramids, the power and grandeur of the Roman empire, the longevity of Chinese culture, or the blood rituals of the Aztecs. In doing so it tends to ...

Bio Booster Armor Guyver, Volume 7: Armageddon (Viz Graphic Novel)

7 reviews

VIZ Media LLC, 1998

There should be a law against publishers
To force them to publish a full serie only ! I've been waiting for a LONG LONG time for the remaining volumes but they don't seem to ever come out or even be announced on the VIZ web-site.

Revelations

5 reviews
M. Scott Byrnes

Blue Stripe Books, 2006

An Amazing Thriller...
This book grabbed me from the very beginning and would not let go. The intrigue is wonderful. Mystery builds upon mystery as additional clues are uncovered by the members of the first manned mission to Mars and by a NASA-sponsored think-tank on Earth. Just when I thought my brain could be stretched no further, another permutation would unfold, beautifully crafted into a mind blowing ...

A Soldier's Armageddon

6 reviews
James B. Simms

Sunflower University Press, 1999

Getting the picture
My mother's baby brother was killed in the Pacific in WW II. It devastated the family. Until I read 'A Soldier's Armagedon" his service overseas was just a vague visualization. This book made the war all real to me because I suddenly realized that all battlefield soldiers are about the same with their variations. Now I know how my uncle felt--fear, anger, humor, and everyday living in a ...

The Armageddon Network

4 reviews
Michael Saba

Amana Books, 1984

History repeated
I first read The Armageddon Network twenty years ago when it was first published and find it unforgetful. It is the story of a senior US Government official passing secrets to Israel, but the crime was ignored even after verified in an FBI investigation. Worse, the perpetrator was promoted to the highest levels of the Department of Defense and given more responsibility and more access to ...

Visions of Armageddon

6 reviews
Mark Cotta Vaz

Hyperion Books (Adult Trd Pap), 1998

ARMAGEDDON IS 1998'S BEST SUMMER MOVIE!
If you saw the movie, and loved it, go get Visions of Armageddon because it was so good and shows Dreamquest and Vfx how they did those spectacular Special FX. Great pictures from the movie. Jerry Bruckheimer and Michael Bay makes a great team for a fun, high-paced, action-packed movie for the summer! One of my favorite movies of the summer, IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN ARMAGEDDON GO SEE IT AND ...

Come Armageddon

4 reviews
Anne Perry

Ace Hardcover, 2003

An emotionally-charged, fast-paced story
Five hundred years have passed since Empress Tathea was driven into exile, there to discover a book of mystical teachings which was to change her life and charge her with a newfound mission to battle against the evil the Book foretold. The immortal Tathea has spent centuries awaiting the events the Book has predicted: the time has come, but she seems destined to stand alone without the warriors ...

New Age and Armageddon: The Goddess or the Gurus? Towards a Feminist Vision of the Future

5 reviews
Monica Sjoo

Womens Pr Ltd, 1994

A masterpiece !!
Monica Sjoo investigation of the New Age movement and its dangerous literal interpretations of "light energy versus dark energy" combined with the negation of women's spirituality and pagan worship. Is a ground breaking, cross cultural tour-de-force that brings close to home the perils of trusting to simplistic New Age gurus who want to pedal old patriarchal ideologies in a new plastic ...

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