Book Review: The Circle Trilogy

The Circle Trilogy by Ted Dekker

Teddekker.com The Circle Trilogy makes up 3 of the 10 books in the Books of the History Chronicles (Black, Red, White – Showdown, Saint, Sinner – Chosen, Infidel, Renegade, Chaos).

My favourite type of reading is when you get (good) sequels so you can follow characters and a story of epic proportions over more than one book. Trilogies can either make or break an author as the story must be intriguing enough to get the reader lured in to the extent that they simply must read the next book, and the final one as well.

Dekker’s page turning reputation was certainly not compromised in The Circle Trilogy, and I couldn’t more highly recommend the books, especially the second and third. When an author can take the redemption story of Jesus’ love and make it astoundingly real to today’s generation with an eye opening dose of personal insight, it is a wonderful thing.

Plot twist after twist, plenty of pounding action and real as life characters are some of the things that make The Circle Trilogy a must read.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I must attack Showdown

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