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The Visitation by Frank Peretti

The Visitation

by Frank Peretti
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  • Aug 1, 1999, 519 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Jan 2000, 519 pages
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Joshua

It was great, but I think one of his greatest works is This Present Darkness.
Sarah

I thoroughly enjoyed the first two thirds of the book. The subplot outlining the background of the main character was beautifully rendered and true to life. I know that quite a bit of it was autobiographical for Peretti and its veracity shined through. His writing about Christian culture is somewhat reminiscent of Garrison Keillor with less cynicism and more sincerity. Unfortunately the last third of the book became increasingly and outlandishly ridiculous, ghoulish and formulaic. The chilling and thrilling non-stop action and lurid conclusion hurt an otherwise well crafted book.
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