Soul Harvest: The World Takes Sides (The Left Behind Series, Vol. 4)

by Tim LaHaye

Other authorsJerry B. Jenkins (Author)

Paperback, 1998

Status

Available

Call number

813.54

Series

Left Behind (4)

Genres

Christian Fiction

All Topics

Fiction

Publication

Tyndale House Publishers (1998), Edition: 1st, 429 pages

Description

Fiction. Literature. Science Fiction. Suspense. HTML:The world is reeling from a great earthquake. As Nicolae Carpathia begins a worldwide rebuilding campaign, his rage is fueled by an evangelistic effort resulting in the greatest harvest of souls the world has ever seen. Meanwhile, Rayford Steele and Buck Williams search for their loved ones who haven't been seen since before the earthquake. A repackage of the fourth book in the New York Times best-selling Left Behind series.

User reviews

LibraryThing member mramos

This is the fourth book in the Left Behind Series. It continues just after wrath of the Lamb--a global earthquake in the 21st month of the Tribulation. Our two main characters, Buck and Rayford, are once again the ones the story is built around. But this time you want to keep up with both stories

as they work to see who is left alive. We watch them both try and find their spouse's. We also see that the world population is starting to realize they need to take sides...choosing to align with Christ or the Anti-Christ.... At the end of this book we see the beginning of the Trumpet Judgments.

This is the best written of the four book yet. There is actually a couple of twist in this book, which is nice. And once again the story does flow. That and the large print, I was able to read this book in a single afternoon. For the first time, I will go directly to the next book in the series and follow the story line.

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LibraryThing member Wiszard

Book number four (4) of the Left Behind series is the weakest so far. Lahaye's and Jenkin's writings become predictable in this storyline. I've liked the characters so far so I'll continue the series with the next book. So far, I'm getting disappointed after a great 1st novel and a good 2nd and 3rd.

LibraryThing member ShortyBond

All of the Left Behind books are provacative and page turning. I read them all at least once a year.

LibraryThing member Justjenniferreading

I've read this book before but I wanted to get back into the series and I couldn't remember the whole story so I re-read it.

I have to say that I was very entertained by this book. I think that this series is so well written that if you don't believe in the Rapture that you would enjoy the story

line.

The characters in this story are so well developed that you can't help but to form a bond with them. The book jumps around a bit, but it is not distracting and it does not deter from the story at all. In fact I think that this is a very well written book.

If you have not read any of the Left Behind books I would encourage you to start at the begining. Although there is enough past written into this book that you could pick up most of what happened I would imagine that there are little things that add to the story that you would miss if you picked up in the middle.

Overall I think this is a great book and a great series. I'm going to start the next book as soon as I can!

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LibraryThing member adeej

The next fantastic installment in the Left Behind series. I was well-and-truly addicted to this series by the time I read this one.

LibraryThing member bohemiangirl35

This fourth book in the series did not hook me like the first three did. The dialogue was dull and didn't read the way real people talk. It took me a week to get through it. The others only took me about 2 days each. However, the overall subject is very interesting and I will continue reading. I've

started Apollyon, which is already proving to be better, and have checked out Assassins as well.

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LibraryThing member SonicQuack

The Soul Harvest continues to follow members of the Tribulation Force as they prepare for the End of Days. With a tighter focus on just a few of the members this entry is less sprawling than previous entries, delivering a story with less redundancy and repetition. That said, not much really happens

for the first three quarters of the book, fortunately the final quarter contains some great action scenes, whlist remaining true to the characters involved. Although Soul Harvest is tepid in terms of shock and awe there is enough to keep readers interested and up for the next instalment.

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LibraryThing member Roxy1Green

Such a cliff hanger!!!

LibraryThing member SueinCyprus

Fourth in the 'Left Behind' series about the tribulation. As more destruction happens, including a major earthquake, the Tribulation Force continue to support each other. Rather like the previous books, a bit slow-moving even though the pace feels fast, and no character development. Quite exciting

in places, though.

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LibraryThing member classyhomemaker

Meh...I suppose they're slowly getting better. Definitely more action in this one...things are starting to get scarier concerning Carpathia's plans so lots of twists and turns. I do think they've drug out things like Amanda's loyalty, Hattie's many issues, Rayford's clashes with Fortunato. Chloe's

feminist freakouts are super annoying and, just from what I've observed in my own experience, I don't think the maturity distance between her and Buck, coupled with their distinct personalities, is actually indicative of real life...but whatever. I don't think a girl like Chloe would appeal to a real-life Buck...and I honestly don't think a real life Buck would stay single this long if he was attracted to Chloe's dime-a-dozen type. Anyway...

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