The mind-bending pace of Black accelerates in Red, Book Two of Ted Dekker's groundbreaking Circle trilogy. Less than a month ago, Thomas Hunter was a failed writer selling coffee at the Java Hut in Denver. Now he finds himself in a desperate quest to rescue two worlds from collapse. In one world, he's a battle-scarred general commanding an army of primitive warriors. In the other, he's racing to outwit sadistic terrorists intent on creating global chaos through an unstoppable virus. Two worlds on the brink of destruction. One unthinkable solution. Enter an adrenaline-laced epic where dreams and reality collide. Nothing is as it seems, as Black turns to Red.
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"You know those books where you can't get your eyes to read the words fast enough, and you skip lines, and sentences just to get on with it, because you feel like if you don't know what's going to happen you'll explode? This was ten times worse. If I were to say I loved this book. It would be an understatement."
— Georgie (5 out of 5 stars)
“Reader Rob Lamont brings urgency and clarity to what could be a topsy-turvy page-turner.”
— AudioFile" I liked the first novel in the trilogy the best but didn't want to quit until I'd read all three "
— Jenny, 2/18/2014" My interest was waning but the turn in the story line surprised, and hooked, me. On to book three... "
— Chara, 2/15/2014" The thrill, nor the confusion, lets up in the 2nd novel of The Circle Trilogy. Thomas Hunter uncovers life-threatening secrets and an ever-lasting love. Somehow the two worlds are connected, if injured or killed in one world means the end of you in the other. "
— Donna, 2/10/2014" This book is different from anything else that I have read, but my son's recommendation had me reading it. It is well written and keeps you reading all the way through. The end kept me on the edge of my seat and turning my electronic pages! I love the allegory! "
— Benji, 2/9/2014" Red continues the story started in Black. As best I can tell, Black tells the story from creation to the establishment of Israel in the promised land. Red picks up from there and continues to about the time the early church was founded, focusing most of the plot on the story of the crucifixion. Initially I thought that this book was two stories running in parallel. After reading Red I have realized that the two stories affect each other, but are not running in parallel. Although these books are fiction, they are intended to be a picture of the message of scripture. I am not sure that I agree with the theology that Dekker is portraying. While there is truth in his writing, there is also great potential for readers to be lead astray. I tried to read this set of novels once before and I think I stopped part way through because of the concerns I had. What's odd is that I'm not sure I could tell you what exactly it is that I object to. Perhaps I feel so uneasy because certain things strike a little too close to a truth I don't want to acknowledge. "
— Kirk, 2/4/2014" Great trilogy - ejoyed them all "
— David, 1/19/2014" I really enjoyed this trilogy and I honestly thought that Red was the best of the three. "
— Ivan, 1/12/2014" Really good book. Ready to read White. "
— Erin, 1/1/2014" another great book by mr. dekker! this one got a little slow but the last hundred pages were awesome! "
— Jonathon, 12/27/2013" Book 2 of the series, suspense and action packed. Loved it! "
— Lisa, 12/25/2013Ted Dekker is the New York Times bestselling author of more than thirty novels, with more than ten million books in print. He is known for thrillers that combine adrenaline-laced plots with incredible confrontations between good and evil. His works include THR3E, Blink, Heaven’s Wager, When Heaven Weeps, and more.
Rob Lamont has entertained audiences since the age of twelve. He has appeared in many Chicago venues in a wide variety of roles. Most recently, he read Ted Dekker’s THR3E and Robert Whitlow’s Life Support.