The Remnant

Left Behind, Volume 10

De: Tim LaHaye, Jerry B. Jenkins

Narrado por: Richard Ferrone

Duración: 10 h y 18 m

Resumen del Editor

As the battered earth reels under judgments from heaven, Global Community leader Nicolae Carpathia tightens the screws on anyone who refuses to proclaim total allegiance to him. He has a million of his enemies just where he wants them: massed at Petra and within striking distance of devastating firepower. Meanwhile, the Tribulation Force is compromised, forcing Rayford Steele, Buck Williams, and the others to run for their lives.

This tenth novel in the best-selling series of all time sends the world hurtling toward Armageddon, the apocalyptic battle between good and evil.

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©2002 Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins (P)2002 Recorded Books, LLC

How do you say “Zion?”

The narrator on the previous two books almost ruined the series, however we now have returned to the much better narrator/reader. With one MAJOR exception. The reader of the previous two books pronounced Zion, “ZEE OHN”….WHAT? NOW, the current reader is pronouncing it ZEE OHN. COME ON!
The first seven books it was pronounced properly. I don’t mind a mispronounced word every now and then. But to mangle a name is frustrating.

Narrators

As many others noted the last few books had a different narrator. I have heard this reader before. He read The Green Mile and did a magnificent job. Everything I’ve ever heard him in was wonderful, except these books. He just didn’t get in the jive. I know he’s won many awards for his narrating but in my opinion for some reason he was way off.

A continuation of the series

Would you listen to The Remnant again? Why?

No, because it is the next step in the series. I do plan on reading Book 11 though.

Which scene was your favorite?

The protection of the saints at Petra was pretty awesome.

If you could take any character from The Remnant out to dinner, who would it be and why?

Chang, because he's juggling so many balls and seemingly not missing a beat.

Any additional comments?

I really enjoy Zion's biblical teachings the best.

Welcome Back Ferrone!

Welcome Back Ferrone!

What a difference a narrator makes! Having read The Left Behind series when they were first published a gazillion years ago when printed books were still a thing (long pause) I missed out on the whole books on tape phenomenon. At any rate, having powered through the audiobooks only to get to like the 8th book only to have the narrator change was jarring not that I didn't appreciate the accent changes (they sound as near authentic to my untrained ears) but I'm used to, like and grew to appreciate Ferrone.

With that said, I intend to complete the books regardless of the narrator as they're always a joy to read/listen to.

I had some trouble staying with this one.

overall, the story was really great. but I had trouble sometimes staying with it because it sometimes droned on, particularly the preachy parts. they had that churchy cadence. however, when there was action, it was great.

so glad Mr. ferrone is back!!!

only issue I have is ZION when he was introduced he said call him zion. you were doing it until that last dude messed the name up 😞... now his name changed.

excellent performance!! love the book!! hate I had to skip the last one. I just couldn't listen to the narrator. sorry, honesty is the best policy

Another Great Title!

Just when it seemed things might slow down a bit, they did not! Glad to have the original voice narrator back as well.

Many to choose from

would like more than 1 credit per month for premium membership or bigger selection to choose from

Not as good as the book

I did not realize this book was abridged. The book was so much better
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nice building

the story drags a bit while propelling itself forward...but not too quickly. the characters kind of fall off the mark to me. some seem to move backward in development and the new faces aren't developed enough.

Ferrone's narration is my preferred but more differentiation is needed (imo) lol Frank's a bit much and Richard's needs a bit more...oh well...onwards towards the final books and judgments.