Kiss My Left Behind
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| Rating | : | 4.69 (965 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1593301065 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 236 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-07-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Kiss My Left Behind is a parody of the popular genre of "End Times" novels written by many Christian authors, including Tim LaHaye, Jean Grant, Mel Odom, and Jonathan R. Cash. In this book the characters struggle with their own obsessions and desires, and don't have much time left over to fight the Antichrist: Nickelay Dubyah, ruler of the former Soviet Republik of Texrectumstan.
Morally Debasing J. Crane I thought this was to be an atheistic spoof on the Left Behind series. I read as much as I could stomach hoping it would get better but by the beginning of the second chapter I closed the book and threw it away. It was nothing more than literary porn and a total demoralization of women.. Amazon Customer said Too serious, too subtle, too many cliches. If I had read the Left Behind series, I might find this work to be a hysterically funny twist on the details of those books. I haven't read the series, though, and I suspect most of those who have read the series would find this work more offensive than funny. As a result, the "in jokes" for people who've read "Left Behind" are l. Wild parody and political satire Will Hancock This book is a parody of Tim LaHaye's best-selling novel, _Left Behind_. LaHaye has sold over 55 million books in this series, so it only makes sense someone would decide to parody his work.I really laughed out loud, from the first page on. And the political satire is wild. The Antichrist is Nickelay Dubyah the Younger, who is ab