Free Prophet Books Online Download

Prophet

Frank E. Peretti

Paperback | Pages: 416 pages

Rating: 3.94 | 13593 Users | 288 Reviews

Declare Books Supposing Prophet

Original Title:	Prophet
ISBN:	1581345267 (ISBN13: 9781581345261)
Edition Language:	English

Commentary Concering Books Prophet

John Barrett, anchorman for the city's most-watched newscast, is a man suddenly lost in a town he thought he owned. His comfortable world is being jarred to the breaking point.

He's caught his producer fabricating a story and lying to cover her tracks—and she seems to be hiding something much bigger. His supposedly professional and objective colleagues have descended into a dogfight over the meaning of truth. His father's "accidental" death suddenly isn't looking so accidental. And John's estranged son, Carl, has returned to get the truth about the man behind the TV image. All of these events pale in comparison to the mysterious voices that John is hearing.

Particularize Based On Books Prophet

Title	:	Prophet
Author	:	Frank E. Peretti
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 416 pages
Published	:	March 11th 2004 by Crossway Books (first published January 1st 1992)
Categories	:	Christian Fiction. Fiction. Christian. Thriller

Rating Based On Books Prophet

Ratings: 3.94 From 13593 Users | 288 Reviews

Write Up Based On Books Prophet

Peretti's books are hard to get into...really slow in the beginning. Although, his books always finish with an amazing ending. Same goes for Prophet. Prophet was an interesting read. Very theological. Throughout the entire book you follow the story of a TV anchorman, a reporter, a rebel son, and families and friends dealing with death(s). All the time you are asked the question: "What is Truth?" and if a person finds Truth, do they tell the world and not care what people think...or bury it?

*** This review is for the unabridged version only. I may have given it more stars if I had read a more condensed version.***I think I was hoping for a book with more spiritual drama in it, like This Present Darkness. While I appreciate a little mystery and that kept me going, there was so much technical description of the news aspect of it, I really felt the story was bogged down. Peretti writes well, and I was intrigued by the characters. It also helped that I was on the right side of the

This was a struggle that I'll admit I could not finish. Poor plot and suspense writing that traded off with evangelical preaching. I'm not against Christian or other religious novels, but this one did not master the technique of religious writing for entertainment value and the general population.

I read this book many years ago, but I remember zipping through it - I loved the suspense and intrigue. But what I remember best is that it is a very realistic book, in the sense that in this world when someone does the right thing, sometimes the only immediate reward they get is knowing that they did the right thing. And for the Christian, this is (or should be) enough. Our actions do have consequences and bear fruit, but much of the fruit we won't know about in this life, which is why we

Poorly developed storyI'm reviewing this book from a readability standpoint. From start to finish this book felt rush, yet dragged on at the same time. In quite a few places it seemed like something would happen just because the plot demanded it. I kept reading thinking that there would be a plot twist at the end. However the ending almost as much of a disappointment as the rest of the book. I've read quite a few Frank Peretti books and this is by far his worst.

I read this book many years ago, but I remember zipping through it - I loved the suspense and intrigue. But what I remember best is that it is a very realistic book, in the sense that in this world when someone does the right thing, sometimes the only immediate reward they get is knowing that they did the right thing. And for the Christian, this is (or should be) enough. Our actions do have consequences and bear fruit, but much of the fruit we won't know about in this life, which is why we

This is the first book Ive read by Peretti, and I enjoyed it! The issues tackled in this book still ring true today, some twenty years after publication: abortion, the reliability of news, and the struggle to follow faith despite how it might hurt careers. I felt a connection to the varied characters, and none of them was idealized, nor did they make Christianity seem shallow or easy. The idea of a modern day prophet was both entertaining and provoking in our age where we are often quick to