“What he did know was that the whole plateau stank of rotting Scab flesh.” Green, page 84 Ted Dekker is an awesome author who in his Circle trilogy manages to blend modern day espionage with fantasy. The Trilogy of Black, Red, White is awesome and Green is a sequel to White and a prequel to [...]
Tea with Hezbollah, Sitting at the Enemies’ Table, Our Journey Through the Middle East by Ted Dekker and Carl Medearis; 2010; 245 pages; Doubleday Religion, New York, NY; 978-0-307-58827-2; 1/21-1/25; This book provided by the publisher in exchange for a review; Grade-A Robert Crais, Harlan Coben, Carol O’Connell and Ted Dekker. These are a few [...]
Every Tuesday I will tease you and perhaps myself with a line from the book I am reading or a book I have on my to be read shelf. I am currently reading Tea with Hezoballah to review for the publisher. “The first meeting between Walid and Nicole ended suddenly.” pg 91 Ted Dekker and [...]
Boneman’s Daughter by Ted Dekker; 2009; 401 pages; Hachette Book Group, New York, NY; 978-1-59995-195-9; 5/7/09-5/8/09 Something a little different from Ted Dekker, pretty much a straight ahead mystery without so many spiritual overtones. They are there, but they are a lot more obvious and and less integral to the plot than in previous books. [...]
Kiss by Ted Dekker and Erin Healy; 2008; 322 pages; Thomas Nelson Publishers, Nashville, TN; 978-1-59554-470-4; 3/24/09-3/26/09 Shauna McAllister begins the story with an accident that puts her in a medically induced coma, leaves her brother brain damaged and her with amnesia. But things are not what they seem. There are things that just don’t [...]
