Reviews for The Secret on Ararat (Babylon Rising Series #2)

The average rating for The Secret on Ararat (Babylon Rising Series #2) based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-07-22 00:00:00 Tyler Putterman Continuing the biblical-archaeology-based action/adventure saga that began in Babylon Rising, The Secret on Ararat has even more cliffhangers and intense moments than its prequel. Michael Murphy, the series' protagonist, is an Indiana-Jones-style Biblical scholar who finds himself in tight situations, and regularly proves himself to be mentally and physically up to such tasks. If you've read and enjoyed the Babylon Rising quadrilogy's first outing, you've got to read this one, too. I've actually read the entire series previously, and, from what I remember, the action heats up so much in the final two volumes, it's almost like a old-school video game in your mind. EDIT: I pretty much feel the same way I did before...so, why reinvent the wheel? EDIT 2: This was a bit lighter on action than I remembered...but, still good. I hope the next two are as action-packed and fun as I recall them being.

Review # 2 was written on 2007-09-25 00:00:00 Karl Stokes I really loved this book. It is faith based series that includes a hero that is a biblican archeologist that is trying to prove that the bible is authentic. The cool thing is that it takes place all the world and uses the bible to bring to life the possibility that what the bible says is accurate and the accounts are based on what happened. In this book, they are trying to prove the existence of Noah's Ark with a spin, there are good guys and bad guys. I think this book is provacative and even if you have questions about how you feel about the bible and its authenticity, it will make you question and come to your own conclusions. Isn't that what it is all about?