The Jon and Erin Bennett series has been not only an excellent series, but has made us aware of Biblical prophecies and our part in them.

Rosenberg's previous books have also been prophetic, so you should take a deep breath before you start Dead Heat. You'll need it.

Is this book a happy read? No. Well, maybe for some, but it is one of the most frightening and graphic reads of the violence that has been written of what will occur before The Rapture and afterwards. I think Rosenberg must have been channeling John, because it is Revelations in present day.

The situations in the world are turbulent - if you have studied the past years of this world's history, and have read these books, you will be scratching your head and saying - No - this couldn't ever happen.

But Rosenberg is making us think - and we better start thinking really hard how we want our world to be, and how it will be when our children's children are on this earth.

Really makes us want to make some major changes - and in every aspect - religion, politics, the whole package.

I will miss the Bennetts, as I have missed Mordechai, the wonderful gentleman who was such an instrumental character in the previous books.

I cannot imagine what Rosenberg will write next.

I know he is involved in the JoshuaFund, but certainly hope he continues to write.

This offering is red hot and intense and will keep you up at night thinking about how did we get in this mess?

It is a WOW of a read.

ellen george

Deat Heat by Joel C. Rosenberg, ISBN-10:1-4143-1161-3, Tyndale Publishers, review by ellen george