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MUST READ!!! | White (The Circle Trilogy, Book 3) (The Lost History Chronicles) | Ted Dekker

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	• White (The Circle Trilogy, Book 3) (The Lost History Chronicles) Ted Dekker Thomas Nelson, 2008 - 400 pages average customer review:based on 56 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

White By Ted Dekker

This is an excellent third book in this trilogy series. I have enjoyed all of Ted's books but this series has been my favorite so far.

I'm not a Christian, still loved it.

Despite some storytelling weaknesses in the first book of this series "Black" I was captivated enough to move onto "Red." By the time I'd finished the second book I was completely hooked, my only reservation being that perhaps the author was jam-packing too many ingredients into the mix.

As I write this review, having just completed the third book "White" what comes to mind is the sheer scope of this series. It's one heck of an accomplishment. As the story of two worlds/dimensions/realities continues "White" yields new elements, the best of which is a forbidden love. Author Dekker paints a terrific canvas here. For the most part the ill-fated love story kept me from feeling that the saga was beginning to drag, that too much journey was being developed at the expense of the light at the end of the tunnel. Still, whenever I was beginning to get a little antsy, another of Dekker's plot twists would rekindle my reading fire. Ultimately, my rating of "White" is a rating of the series. Definitely worth reading. Into the Abyss

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MUST READ!!!

You have GOT to get this book! Get the first two and read them... or get them all at once because you will go from one to the other right away not wanting to wait.

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I came away much richer for these three books

Redemption became much clearer but I wasn't quite prepared to face sacrificial love. I came away much richer for having completed this trilogy.

Ray Ruppert, Author of "The Sovereign Reigns, or Does He?" "The Sovereign's Last Battle" and "Revelation: A Layperson's Reflections"

Nice ending...

After a big lead up to White it deviates some away from what Red did. It focuses on the fantasy world big time. Alot of romance but the action tends to come when things get too mushy. This one like Red is spiritual. Rarely is there action in the real world. Not a whole lot of action but it was entertaining. The ending sets up a spinoff series which is ok. I like it if a series can continue. Very good series.

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"Never break the circle."

For two realities, time is running out.

In one world, a lethal virus threatens to destroy all life as scientists and governments scramble to find an antidote. In the other, a forbidden love could forever destroy the ragtag resistance known as The Circle.

Thomas can bridge both worlds, but he is quickly realizing that he may not be able to save either.

In the mind-bending conclusion to the Circle trilogy, Thomas must find a way to rewrite history as he navigates a whirlwind of emotions and events surrounding a pending apocalypse.

The fate of two worlds comes down to one man's choice--and it is a most unlikely choice indeed.

Life. Death. Love. Nothing is as it seems. Yet all will forever be transformed by the decisions of one man in the final hours of the Great Pursuit.

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