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I lost my original set of the 16 books of this series when I moved to another state. I was heart-
broken to say the least. Thanks to the sellers on Amazon I have replaced every book at
very reasonable prices.

Thank you Tim LaHaye & Jerry Jenkins for bringing this series to us. I have read several of
your books in this series at least three times. With each reading one sees more and more and
understands so much more of what the Gospels are teaching us. I also have their book
"Are We Living In End Times"......this book may have been published in 2000... but for the 27 %
of the Gospels that we don't spend time to study about...it's astonishing how much of this book
reflects the world today in 2013. A MUST READ ALSO to have in conjunction with the Left Behind Series.


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Assassins Assignment Jerusalem Target AntiChrist The Left Behind Series Tim LaHaye Jerry B Jenkins 9780842329279 Books Reviews

Wonderful continuation in the left behind series. A must read. Start from the Left Behind, No. 1 and make sure to read all the books in the series. They are very enlightening, each time you read them, you will find something that you might have missed in the last reading. I have highlighted all the quotes from the Bible and checked them with my own Bible. Very good
I've read and recommended this series to a number of friends since the first book came out. However, Apollyon and Assassins do not begin to equate in quality with the initial books. I have read other reviews saying the "cash cow" has come into play here and I regret that I must agree. With the upcoming movie of "Left Behind", I felt that the authors were writing Assassins more as a screenplay than a novel. Please Mr. Jenkins and Mr. LaHaye, return to your prior quality writing. The movie rights will take care of themselves as will the screenplay! Leave the "who-dun-it" theatrics out because it just cheapens an otherwise invaluable series of books.
The Left Behind series is one of the best I've read in a long time. I am now on book 10, and there aren't too many series that will hold my attention like this. Although in some places the author could have shortened up the scenes, it's still very exciting and hard to put the books down.

I read on the , and the author has nice sub-breaks within the chapters making it easy to say, "I'll read one more section." Before you know it, you are several chapters later.

Fun read!
This book is certainly as good as the first book Left Behind. You simply can not turn the pages quickly enough during the last 50 pages. Of great concern was that the book was going to end too soon thus leaving the reader feeling taken advantage of - "cliffhanger to make you buy even more books."
Fortunately there was enough content in this book to make it enjoyable even though it did turn into a cliffhanger which requires the reader to purchase the next book. It is unfortunate that we must wait another 6, or more, months to read the next in this series.
I realize the need to do this since it increases profits - but for those who love this series, myself included, it is a painful wait.
I enjoyed seeing more scripture from Revelation in this book and thought the author's views on the middle chapters were insightful.
To any that might have been disappointed in book 4, which I was, this will wet your appetite for the series again, as did the 5th book.
Assassins starts off slow just like the all the other Left Behind books. I find that the first 200 pages is just filler. The interesting part of the first half, is the rising of the horde of 200 million demonic horsemen. They slay a third of the population which leaves only half of the world's original population. The Tribulation Force tries hard to keep themselves unrevealed to the Global Community as they also have to deal with each other. As Nicolae prepares for a "global party," Rayford is feeling tremendous rage against all the appose the word of God. I went straight through the last 100 pages in a few hours. As Nicloae's party in Jerusalem starts, the book really begins, and it is hard to put down.
Having just finished the 6th book in the "Left Behind" series, I thought overall this installment was pretty decent. LaHaye & Jenkins create motives for enough characters to keep you guessing right up to the last page who will be the Antichrist's killer, and even then they leave it with an almost soap opera like cliff hanger.
My only beef with this book is something that's just problematic in a serialized novel formatI don't honestly believe the main characters are in danger of dying before the last book. That means a bunch of peripheral characters are brought in for a scene or two, and then die, or are killed. Characters it's hard to have much attachment to.
However, I enjoyed this "chapter" in the series much more than the last, and if you're a fan of the book you won't be disappointed.
This book from the Left Behind series was a bit draggy compared to the first four. It was still good, but I found Ray a bit out of character, his rage just didn't seem to fit my image of him. Other than thosse two things, the story line was very good and by the end of the book left you wanting more. I'm also getting a bit frustrated with the character Chaim, feel that his obstinance is getting dragged out a bit too long and just doesn't strike me as realistic. However, I loved the visualization of the horses and riders and the destruction they wreak. All in all, a good read, and looking forward to the next in the series.
I lost my original set of the 16 books of this series when I moved to another state. I was heart-
broken to say the least. Thanks to the sellers on I have replaced every book at
very reasonable prices.

Thank you Tim LaHaye & Jerry Jenkins for bringing this series to us. I have read several of
your books in this series at least three times. With each reading one sees more and more and
understands so much more of what the Gospels are teaching us. I also have their book
"Are We Living In End Times"......this book may have been published in 2000... but for the 27 %
of the Gospels that we don't spend time to study about...it's astonishing how much of this book
reflects the world today in 2013. A MUST READ ALSO to have in conjunction with the Left Behind Series.