Frank Peretti - Prophet

The Bottom Line: This is an excellent book that you won't be able to put down!

Review: Introduction

There was a time when I thought Janette Oke was the ?be all and end all? of Christian fiction. I thought that she was the best and that there was little need to read others because they just would not compare.

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Review: The Prophet is an excellent book, although the story touches on the very controversial subject of abortion. As in some of his other works, Peretti's books are very easy to read and to understand. You are not lost in the plots and sub-plots. He keeps...

The Bottom Line: A novel about spiritual awakening, battling greed, and the changes that only God can inspire.

Review: This novel is one of the genre called "Christian Fiction", which has around for a long time-but has recently enjoyed an upsurge in popularity and sales, largely do to the Left Behindseries, by Tim La Haye and Jerry Jenkins.

Peretti,...

Review: This book is a lot like Frank Peretti's earlier book Tilli. It uses foreshadowing, and suspense to create within the reader the inability to book the book down. PROPHET is not written in the sorrowful tone that TILLI was written to portray. This...

Review: Peretti's book Prophet talks about relationships with the Truth. If you are not in the Truth, you fear it for it is strange to you. The Truth is nothing to fear unless you are a stranger to it. The book talks about abortion and hiding the Truth.
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Review: The Prophet is an astounding book it Frank Peretti kept me captivated once again. I read this book when I was in college, running away from what I knew was God's will. This book literally changed my life, it woke me up to the fact that God's way is...

Review: I feel the basic underlying Truth to the book "PROPHET," by Frank E. Perretti is the fact that God's Way is the best way. This book deals with Truth and what happens when people run from it. They fall further and further into their own ways, their...

Review: Now maybe I am being a little unfair when I write this, because I must admit I read this book out of total boredom. It was a strain to get through this book, not to mention that the story was a little far reaching. It is interesting that the topic...