The Temple

Mystery Babylon, Book 6

De: Jamie Lee Grey

Narrado por: Leonor A Woodworth

The end times are bringing out the worst in people.

After the war in Israel, the world is reeling, and Wu Ying finds himself in the center of it all in the Holy Land. Conflict simmers over the desolate Temple Mount. Religious Jews are determined to rebuild their temple, while the world’s Muslims are intent on stopping them. Things get worse as a global power void is created after Russia and her Middle Eastern allies crashed and burned in the first Gog and Magog war. One man will come out on top… but who will he be?

At the same time, Sierra Forrester and Austin Martin face a mountain of turmoil on their tiny Alaskan island. Daisy’s husband is shot by an unknown assailant, and soon a young man from Fellowship Farm disappears. Strangers have arrived, straining the limited resources of the Hideaway community. Can the local residents get control of the situation, or will the dangers spiral out of control as the group prepares for a hungry winter?

The power grid and water utilities have been inoperable for months, and a disaster continues to unfold in the United States as the spent fuel rods from all the nuclear power plants begin to melt down, one after another. Most of the country is uninhabitable, and now global wind patterns and ocean currents are carrying nuclear radiation to the rest of the world. Who can stop such devastation?

Listen THE TEMPLE, the sixth book in the thrilling Mystery Babylon series, to find out!

Jamie Lee Grey is the author of numerous Christian novels, including the Band of Believers series, the Daughter of Babylon series, the Tribulation series and the Mystery Babylon series. She and her husband live in the northwestern United States.

©2024 Jamie Lee Grey (P)2024 Jamie Lee Grey

Loved the Christian message and use of scripture.

Moves slowly, so easy to let your mind wander. New narrator is not as good as the previous one but I understand she is doing her best

Danger Abounds

I was surprised this time because the narrator had to be changed on this book. Different from the narrator of the last 5 books. The author explains this at the first of this book.
Never Fear! This author was just as good. In fact she is one of my favorite narrators.
I have been so excited over this series because I love talking about the end times. I’m not in a hurry for rough times but I am in a hurry for God to come and get us out of this world. This story takes us through how people are reacting to the war and so many of the people getting killed. Each character as always is unique. So many changes and people are having to adapt, well the ones that are left. Danger abounds more than ever for our characters. This audiobook is just as good as the first five and is very inspiring to me. I highly recommend if you like end time stories. Start at number one.
I received a copy of this audiobook by the narrator. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions are my own

Siri narrates an otherwise good story about Eschatological apocalyptic prophecy.

I understand that Ms.(Mrs.?) Glemboski was medically unable to read the story, but why did the stand in have to be SIRI!?

really well at weaving examples of daily Christian life. clean dialogue. insight into U.S globalist influence.

Terrible over focus on minutiae which has nothing to do with a world War. Too little detail on world happenings. instead she chooses too spend the majority of writing on activities in a small town.
This does little to evolve the global scale of a post world war world.

Many chapters into the book she is determined to tell the reader the color of a woman's dress. (" who cares 15 chapters in")

Repeatedly the reader is included in romantic thoughts of a young girl toward a stranger in town.

From the perspective of the author a romance is unfolding between Ciera and Austin but there Incidentally is also a nuclear war unfolding.

With this perspective it leads the author to be heavy on girl boy affection while giving little attention actual POST APOCALYPTIC story.