Children of the Last Days
Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2017 11:37 am
I read about half the LEFT BEHIND books once. I was starving for books I hadn't read and could afford (they were free, just chillin' in the apartment I was living at), so don't condemn me for that 
Later, the mother of my roommate at the time tried to get me to read Michael O'Brien's The Father's Tale, and it wasn't bad or anything, I was just too worked up dealing with my roommate to worry about a thousand-page novel of that nature.
So anyway, a few months ago, these two stands in my reader's life intertwined and I read Father Elijah and Elijah in Jerusalem, which I have to say are, at least for the genre (Christian eschatological fiction), pretty neat.
*Whistles into the dark*
Later, the mother of my roommate at the time tried to get me to read Michael O'Brien's The Father's Tale, and it wasn't bad or anything, I was just too worked up dealing with my roommate to worry about a thousand-page novel of that nature.
So anyway, a few months ago, these two stands in my reader's life intertwined and I read Father Elijah and Elijah in Jerusalem, which I have to say are, at least for the genre (Christian eschatological fiction), pretty neat.
*Whistles into the dark*
