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Nephilim
reviews
The Unholy Deception reviews
The Revealing reviews
Reviewer: -Jay Sever
It is very clear to me after reading through the reviews, "Nephilim" is quickly dismissed by those that want to believe their own innocent (and equally unprovable) ideas about UFOs... And it is loved by those that either simply enjoy good "fiction" or by those that have truly studied Biblical prophecy. Hmmmm... either way a book that is only loved or hated deserves to be read. In the case of "Nephilim", it unearths some possibilities that are intriguing. I quickly dismiss the criticisms from the UFO lovers community because this book steps all over their romantic notions of UFOs. The fact that they hate it is all the more reason to read it. For the Prophecy community, the more steeped in scripture you are the more slowly you will be apt to dismiss the theory surrounding the storyline. Nothing L.A. Marzulli comes up with in this book is able to be disproved by a sole on this planet. Regarding the use of the Book of Enoch, don't be too quick to be offended... This book was found in the caves of Kumran along with the rest of the Old Testament books that sealed the near thousand-year gap from Christ's birth to the King James translation. It has massive credibility. The Left Behind series has been excellent and biblically accurate reading so far. "Nephilim" goes one deep step further in attempting to answer the question that "Left Behind" seems to gloss over - how will those left behind be deceived regarding what really happened at the rapture? Cheers Marzulli! For a first time effort, "Nephilim" is BRILLIANT!Reviewer: A reader from Torshavn, Faroe Islands
This book is fiction, but Mr. Marzulli has succeded using a fiction story to show us a reality. As someone said on the back of the book, "Mr. Marzulli has done his homework". I just can agree on that. This book will shock people and sometimes - mabey - terrify, when the author shows us the real identity of our so called "Space Brothers". Are you ready to hear the truth? If you are, then this book is a MUST. Buy it. X-Files go home, The Thruth is Here.
Reviewer: Huntress (United States)
Christianity's core truth lies in the fact that the tomb was empty. that Christ rose from the dead. Without that, one of the three major world religions would lose credibilty, and mankind would lose hope. When a secret group known as the Cadre produces something that they claim refutes that essential truth, reporter Mac Mackenzie has to stop the Evil One's conspiracy. Unfortunately, Mac's allies have been felled by disease and madness. He finds himself fighting both the government and the aliens to prove that Christ was and is divine, not a product of aliens. He is joined in his quest by a most surprising, and heavnly ally, someone who knew our Lord in person. In a plot reminescent of the X files, a scant few must race against time to stop the world from ending. ***** Even more exciting and heart stopping than the first novel in the series, UNHOLY DECEPTION takes the gospels into the modern age. Using tiny details that have possibly been overlooked in the Bible, the author thrills readers and will hopefully incite more than a handful to read the Book that gives it foundation. The door for the story to continue is wide open.I hope that it does.
Reviewer: R. CAPPETTO (United States) -Very Exciting!
The two best things you can say about a Book are; One, I could not out it down and Two, I want more (I smell another trilogy coming). The reveling; The Time Is Now is the third book in L.A. Marzulli's Nephilim series. All three books (Nephilim; The Unholy Deception and The Revealing) are excellent, action packed and are very exciting read's. Without giving too much of the plot of the series away, lets just say that this series is the X-files meets the Holy Bible. Marzulli Bases the series on The Bible especially the book Of Genesis chapter 6; the BOOK of Jude; many of the Biblical prophecy's such as those in the Book of Daniel, Ezekiel (especially Chapters 38-39); Matthew (chapter 24) the Book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ; and on the extra biblical book, the book of Enoch. Even those this series is fiction it contains much truth and just may be blueprint of things to come. Its an exciting Sci Fi (more then Sci Fi) read and I would recommend it to all.Reviewer: Timothy D. Rich (Middletown, NY) - A great trilogy!
Once again Marzulli has provided us with a fast paced thriller complete with new characters. Fitzpatrick is a welcome addition to the Nephilim universe. His encounter with Sene will chill you to the bone. This one has it all. Action, political intrigue, religious themes, and inspirational overtones.
