Crouch‘s Omega Code: Another Has Risen From the Dead (1999) (Armageddon) Laurence Cosse‘s A Corner of the Veil (1999) (Thriller about a priest finding irrefutable proof of God’s existence) Jonathan Cash‘s The Age of the Antichrist (1999) (spiritual warfare, as those left behind search for meaning and purpose before the final battle with the forces of darkness) Irving Beniq‘s Messiah Stones (1995) (a journey of spiritual discovery and ancient mysticism) James BeauSeigneur‘s Birth of an Age (1997)
James BeauSeigneur‘s In His Image (1997) (the Christ Clone trilogy)
Jack Anderson‘s Millennium (1994) (Thriller about the end of the Millennium, the Second Coming, aliens and the fate of humanity) The titles are hotlinked to their holdings in our catalog, so that you may check on their availability in print format. The following list includes a number of titles and/or series that share many stylistic traits with the Left Behind series.
The Left Behind series is certainly not the first popular fiction to tackle this subject matter, but its popularity has sparked an increased production of this category of writing in recent years and has also shined a light on older titles of a similar nature. At their heart, these novels are books about spiritual warfare between the forces of good and evil, both inside the human heart and in the physical world outside. These novels, up to sixteen as of 2016 (including prequels, but not including a series of 40 original paperbacks aimed at teen readers), are adventure tales with an extremely strong spiritual tone. Jenkins struck a cultural nerve with the publication of their Left Behind saga, beginning with 1995’s Left Behind: A Novel of the Earth’s Last Days. The Left Behind Series If You Like the “Left Behind” series…Ĭontemporary Christian authors Tim LaHaye and Jerry B.
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