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by Donna Huber
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| February 2006; Thorndike Press audio, ebook, print (637 pages); suspense |
. Thomas Hunter uncovers life-threatening secrets and ever-lasting love. Somehow the two worlds are connected, if injured or killed in one world it means the end of you in the other.Amazon affiliate links are used on this site.
My adrenaline was pumping fast by the end of Black
, or so I thought. But it was nothing compared to the rush I got from Red
. After finishing Black,
I couldn't wait to get my hands on the next one. Instead of waiting for my church's library to be open I rushed to the public library to pick up Red
and couldn't put the book down. Whereas in the first one I wanted nothing more than for Thomas to stay in the other world, I found myself just as intrigued in what was happening in "our" world where bio-terrorist were plotting the release of a deadly virus.I finished this novel in record time and I couldn't wait to pick up the next in the series
with the hope that there would be explanation and closure with the final book in the trilogy. However, White
was elusive as I had holds placed at my church's library, public library, and university library in hopes of getting my hands on a copy.Are you a Ted Dekker fan? I think the Circle Trilogy is my favorite (which I will talk more about as I review White
and the new book Green
in the coming days). What is your favorite Dekker book? Buy Red at Amazon
Donna Huber is an avid reader and natural encourager. She is the founder of Girl Who Reads and the author of how-to marketing book Secrets to a Successful Blog Tour.
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My favorite Ted Dekker is definitely Three. I have read all of the Circle books except for Green. It's on my list!
ReplyDeleteYou should be a book editor, found you on twitter. In a vast world of technology it is nice to find someone who likes to just open a book. Good for you!!! I just started to blog about my unpublished book. It is my biography. Although I am not a writer, as in no formal education, I do have a story to tell. Maybe you would be interested in reading me==> http://piccolosuzetta.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteK.B - I enjoyed Three as well. Though it doesn't top Circle series on my list. I am loving Green.
ReplyDeleteSuzetta - thanks for reading and commenting on my blog. I will take a look at your writing. And just because you don't have formal education it doesn't mean you aren't a writer. I have met many authors at the publishing house that are wonderful writers and their only training is through everyday writing and reading.