Desecration

Left Behind, Volume 9

By: Tim LaHaye, Jerry B. Jenkins

Narrated by: Frank Muller

Length: 9 hrs and 37 mins

Publisher's summary

In the thrilling ninth book of the best-selling inspirational series of all time, the sweeping, apocalyptic saga of the end times on planet earth continues. Twenty-five days into the Great Tribulation, the horror and suffering in the world is intensifying. The Antichrist Nicolae Carpathia, now the complete embodiment of evil, is preparing to desecrate the holy temple in Jerusalem by entering and declaring himself god. While Carpathia's forces seek to destroy the Tribulation Force once and for all, the world teeters on the brink of the ultimate battle: Armageddon. But the Tribulation Force of believers has more than a few tricks up their collective sleeve. Skillfully mixing Biblical prophecy and current events, LaHaye and Jenkins pack their story full of action and adventure. Narrator Frank Muller's legendary voice heightens the growing tension of the end times on planet Earth.

With over 40 million copies in print, the immensely popular Left Behind series by best-selling authors Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins continues to fascinate and inspire new readers. Desecration is the highly anticipated continuation of this powerful saga.

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Another heart stopping book ..

This book will light a fire under you. The disrespectful way the antichrist is behaving will let you know how close to the end things are.

Great story, bad narrator

I don’t understand why, when a publisher changes narrator in a series, as they did starting with an earlier book in this series, they don’t require them to listen to prior narrators for how the characters are depicted. Who thought it was a good idea for Nicolae to suddenly sound like Count Dracula?? It’s horrible! And Leon is suddenly some goon from NYC? And what’s with the breathy end to each sentence? Awful. Too bad I’m so invested in this series, as this has taken a disappointing turn.

Hard Listen

I love this series, the characters, and the message. However, Frank Muller’s narration style made it difficult to get through books 8 and 9. The breathy, drawn out delivery of the dialogue and action was very distracting, and I often found myself backing up and enduring it again so I could try to get past his delivery and absorb what was going on in the story. Worth it in the end, because the story is engaging, the characters are sometimes infuriating yet endearing, and their adventures will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Different Narrator

I’ve read these books numerous times. Wonderful books. This is the first toke I’ve listened to them in audiobook form. My only complaint is we went from a narrator who didn’t do accents to a guy who does accents. Kinda weird

scary

As time grows closer to the time of the coming of Christ, Satan is becoming more blood thirsty and evil. The trib force has had some losses, is God going to protect them from the Antichrist, or take them home because of all these things that are coming to pass? Woe to those who have been left behind!

Desecration

love this series and this book. wonderful listening to prophecy. Read all books but enjoy listening to them while working

The Story Continues

Each book is better than the one before. Have gotten used to Mr Muller's narration and I see the remaining Audible presentations are returning to Mr Ferrone. I do prefer Mr Ferrone's narration. Well onto the next chapter.

Keeps me saved!! 😉

I love the details of the story and the narrator really tries to make the characters come to life. Very nice 👍

Good story, weird voices

Why does the Antichrist sound like Count from Sesame Street and the False Prophet sound like a Yankees fan? Good book either way.

Love the series

It was hard to get used to a new narrator since the voice changed and the pronunciation of some names were different. But the series is great and I still enjoyed it.