Fire of Heaven Trilogy

First, forget the overblown, wordy, and tedious "Left Behind" series. These books are concise, to the point and there is not a wasted word to be found. The character development is excellent. By the end of the books, you feel like you know the characters personally. I kept picturing Nicole Kidman and Sarah and the actor from the TV series "Smallville" as Brandon.....anyway I digress. I read thru all three books in about a week and a half. The messages are clear and not preachy like the "Left Behind" books. Very inspirational and wonderful at putting old religious ideas in a modern context. Check out his book "Eli"...also excellent.A must read.

I recently finished reading the trilogy. It was great! When I read it, it seemed like I was watching a movie play in my head. The descriptions were so vivid, and I felt like I was there with Brandon and Sarah as they fought Satan and his followers. As a Christian, I feel that Mr. Myers will reach people for Christ through this book. Thank you for writing awesome books, Bill!

This book is extremely moving, I cried through the ending of one of the series,I wont tell wich one.It reminds a few that understand the Bible of how Jesus gave his life for us, to save the world of certain destruction.I want to appologize to Bill Myers though.I had said there would never be another writer like Frank .E. Peretti,I was very wrong.If you love his books like I do you will fall in love with Bill Myers book.Fire of Heaven Trilogy.I'm ready to go out to the bookstore & pick-up anything with his name on it :)

I can safely say that this is one of the top three of any Christian series that I have ever read. After thinking about what I was to write here, I realized that saying anything about these books would probally ruin one or more of the many climaxes throughout all three of these books (yes! I did say one **OR MORE** --does a little jig), which I would feel horribly guilty about. The only thing that made me question where the author of this book was coming from was that the books really didn't flow like a series should--but I didn't find this so horrible that I should give it one less star. One word of advice:Don't read ANY of these books unless you have time to read all of them, because you *will* become hooked!

The "Fire of Heaven" trilogy is clearly the most compelling of the "end times" novels in circulation today.Interpretation of the Biblical book of the Revelation of St. John is fraught with difficulty. Other authors have parlayed this interpretation into a best-selling series. Myers is both less ambitious and more satisfying."Fire of Heaven" is a "theologically correct" page-turner. I read all 1000 pages without pausing to sleep.