Megiddo; The Omega Code 2

The Omega Code #2

by Paul F. Crouch Sr., Cynthia Cirile

Prophecies spoke of mankind’s final days…That time has arrived. For a brief moment, two brothers stand silently side by side at Megiddo, overlooking the final battlefield where the world’s mega-powers are strategically positioned to take control of mankind’s future. Both men seek supernatural power, one to control---the other to save. In an instant the silence is shattered and all hell is released. The end of the world has hung in the balance for several decades as the lives of these two brothers criss-cross in time, in society and in matters of the heart. One brother spends years carefully laying foundations to seize world control. The other has another kind of purpose-driven agenda. But is it too late? Men and women are just too self-absorbed and busy to even notice the battle over their own destinies. Megiddo is a well-crafted fiction that captures the life-and-death struggle between good and evil while handing you a heart-thumping, action-packed thriller loaded with intrigue and suspense. Brace yourself for the outcome!

Genres: Fantasy, Christian Fiction

408 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2001

About the author

Paul Franklin Crouch Sr. (March 30, 1934 – November 30, 2013) was an American religious broadcaster who, along with his wife Jan, co-founded the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN).

Reviews

[SethMantel · Rating 2 out of 5]

A glorified calling card for the author who is evidently not a writer. It reminds me somewhat of Miss Congeniality that started well enough only to descend into nonsensical spectacle; this did not start that well, nor did it make such a descent. It was surprising to find references to socialism and capitalism in a book like this, but no depth was offered, though it was a point of contention between major characters. I could make similar commentary on the subject without doing any research on it at all.

[Aggie · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was an excellent end to this story. A little disappointing to hear nothing from the main character of the last book but I’m glad to have heard more of a backstory of the antichrist, and to have some more things to think about. That’s something I really like, getting something to think about. Like, the antichrist could be alive right now, being led by the devil, plotting the destruction of Jesus Christ. Yet, in vain, as Jesus will conquer all evil in the last days, and we will all be able to join him in heaven if we are saved.

[Omisile Kehinde Olugbenga · Rating 5 out of 5]

Lovely fiction.

[Shanel]

A thrilling and captivating read! Drew me in immediately and kept me on my toes until the very last page.

[Becky Wolsk · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fast moving plot, slightly cheesy. I really enjoyed it. Great for a long plane flight.