Books by Joel C. Rosenberg
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review 1: The Holocaust has always fascinated me. An escape from one of the worst death camps in history wasn't a hard sell for me. No matter how many times I read about these death camps I'm always shocked and haunted by those inside their walls. This time was no different. However, the ...
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review 1: Having read the reviews I wrote for the first two books in this series, they seem to go the same way for me. I think it's way too wordy and then the end is just a rip-roaring good time. Same here. David remains at the center of the action, in and out of many an improbable and unl...
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review 1: The Twelfth Imam is the first in a series of new books by noted author Joel Rosenberg, whose previous works were also geopolitical thrillers and prophetic in scope. In this book, he introduces David Shirazi, a CIA operative, who is sent undercover into Iran to discover more abou...
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review 1: This book starts fairly slow with the author working recaps of book one in the series throughout the narrative. As a result, Rosenberg doesn't really hit his stride until about a hundred pages in. From that point on, however, I couldn't put the book down. It has all the classic e...
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review 1: This is a quirky book. On the one hand I enjoyed it as a Tom Clancy type action thriller with insider information about the CIA and Iran. There were supernatural-appearing elements at the first that I expected to be explained in a natural fashion at a later point in the novel. Ho...
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review 1: When I started this book, I wondered to myself how it could be the "thriller" that so many were calling it. I wasn't at all sure that I was riveted to the story, though I enjoyed how things were written and thought the characters were well developed. When it came down to the ma...
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review 1: Inside the Revolution is Joel Rosenberg's latest work on the current events transpiring in the Middle East and what affect they have on the Western Evangelical world. It is reminiscent of his previous work, Epicenter, but this time Rosenberg focuses on three revolutions that he h...
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review 1: WOW, is all I can say about this book! Auschwitz carries such a vile history, and Rosenberg did an amazing job getting me right into the story. Jacob Weisz was a relatable character, that I enjoyed following throughout this story, and all of the atrocities that he endured. Nothi...