Thr3e - Ted Dekker

At first glance, 28-year-old Kevin Parson is a bright, intelligent, seminary student with a charming naivete and unusual kindness. But almost no one knows the bizarre and disturbing skeletons he has hidden in the closet of his past.

On his way home one day he receives a mysterious phone call from a low, gravely voice that identifies itself only as "Slater." Kevin must confess his sin in three minutes or bad things will start to happen. In company with those cryptic instructions, he's given a riddle to solve -- "What falls, but never breaks? What breaks, but never falls?" Keep Reading »

Kiss - Ted Dekker and Erin Healy

First off, let me start by saying that I don't know why this is considered a Christian book... I'm not saying that the plot was not well-formed, or that it wasn't well written, I'm only saying that there is a very low amount of Christian idea's within the pages of this book, which is almost disappointing coming from a "Christian" author.

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Green - Ted Dekker

This book, which can either be read as the beginning or the end of the Circle Series, brings together the Books of History Chronicles in an amazing way.

According to these books, after all things were destroyed in 2010, all things actually started in the year 4036, when Elyon (God) set on earth a new Adam, Tanis. In this future, all things, good and evil, principalities and powers, are much more clearly seen, and much more clearly followed. Elyon gave all a second chance.

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