Prophet

If you do any research into the books Peretti writes you will have no confusion as to the subject matter. CHRISTIAN author.

Personally I find it a very refreshing book and enjoyed it throughly. I found it hard to stop listening when I arrived at my destination. I wish all the Peretti books were unabridged.

I really appreciated the aspect of this story because it crosses all lines. I could see the charters clearly and had several people in my life that i could see doing the very same things, also it was real and funny. People are funny and we all get caught up in stuff and I laughed several times. Another fine book by one of my favorite authors!!

Prophet had a great premise and a good start, but I wasn't real happy about the ending. I thought the themes it addressed were great: abortion, political corruption, and the influence of the media. But the excitement that I usually get from a Peretti story wasn't there for me. I would say his best are probably This Present Darkness, Peircing the Darkness, and Monster.

As always Frank Peretti delivered a very engaging novel. I lost momentum with the character at times when he started to experience prophetic visions but the overall concept was very good. Also I would like to have known the results of the work that was done by all those striving to bring about truth and justice to the situation at hand.

this book is great i listen almost all the way though at one time

A gripping tale; I had to force myself to stop reading to eat and talk to other people.

I would sum this up with the phrase, "Amazing Story: Narrator?"

Frank Peretti captured the struggle of the characters life wondrously.

The narrator placed far too much emphasis on acting out different characters voices, and selected a hill-billy voice for the prophet, which was not how I would have imagined him.

This is a great story and is worth listening to despite the weaknesses of the narrator.

I had been listening to Frank Peretti narrating his own books, so this narrator took some getting used to. He sounded mechanical at first, but gradually began to sound like he was enjoying the story. It made the last two-thirds of the book a pleasure to listen to.

Frank Peretti is very descriptive in his writing and Cameron Beierle does an amazing job distinguishing characters.

Spiritual, engrossing and derailed. This book kept my interest. I wanted to know what was happening next, and it made me think alot about moral convictions.