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The Prodigal Project Book 4: Kings

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I have read the entire series and am not a Christian fanatic or anything like that but this is great! I am totally consumed by the characters and the correlation to Revelations the author has produced. I keep wondering what will happen next, between the skies burning and the winds moaning, I cannot put these down once I start. If you have ever wondered what might happen based on the teachings of the Book of Revelations, these are must read fiction. The inter-twining of the characters makes the series encompass all types of people and how they would react if they thought the world was coming to an end. Absolutely the best series I have read in 35 years. I can't wait for Book 5!

Once I picked up book one in the airport I could not wait for book 2 and then 3 and then 4, and now 5... quite simply, you will not be able to put this book down once you start. For a religious theme, it does not come off as preachy and really makes you think how you would react in the same situation. Although some of the characters names are quite cheesy and there is a large gap in time between release of the next book, I would highly recommend this book to anyone.

I read all 4 books in this series. It was interesting, but there was too much repetition throughout each book and each subsequent book gave repeated extended history from the previous books, which was really unnecessary. All 4 books could have been written as 1 book which would havce saved all the repetitious history. If reading the books one after the other as I did, it made for quite a boring book. I skipped quite a bit in the final 2 books. I can understand why the publisher discontinued this book. Well-written, but disappointing.

I loved the Prodigal Project series. Thought they were the best I have ever read about "end-times." But I was very disappointed when I found out that the last book #5 was never written - as least, that is what I have heard and I cannot locate it anywhere. I am surprised because I personally thought they were much better and more realistic than the "Left Behind" series.