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6 paź 2009 · Green is a must have for any Ted Dekker fan. It is a great beginning and ending for the Circle Series, probably Dekker's most famous work. Green ties together the loose ends from many of the Books of History and Paradise novels. Green wrestles with the idea of trusting and having faith in a God that sometimes seems distant or even absent.
14 paź 2009 · Ted Dekker both starts and finishes what he set into motion with Black. In a world where the spiritual is physical Thomas Hunter must keep the Circle from breaking apart as the world careens towards the final showdown between good and evil, between Elyon and Teelah. I was extremely excited to begin reading Green because I loved Black, Red, & White.
7 sty 2010 · Welcome to Book Zero. Welcome to Green. That’s a small part of the introduction given at the beginning of the book, and I must say, it is a complicated plot, and coming in at the end of the series, I had a lot of catch-up to do. Ted made this relatively easy with a lot of clear explanations, but it was still hard to follow at times.
10 paź 2009 · Green brings full meaning to the Circle Series as a whole, reading as both prequel to Black and sequel to White, completing a full circle. This is Book Zero, the Circle Reborn, both the beginning and the end. The preferred starting point for new readers… and the perfect climax for the countless fans who’ve experienced Black, Red, and White.
A Book Review of Green by Ted Dekker. Buy from Amazon! As foretold by ancient prophets, an apocalypse destroyed Earth during the twenty-first century. But two thousand years later Elyon set upon the earth a new Adam. This time, however, he gave humanity an advantage. What was once unseen became seen.
Read 847 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. AS FORETOLD BY ANCIENT PROPHETS, an apocalypse destroyed Earth during the twenty-first cen…
Fans of Ted Dekker’s “Circle” Trilogy have been waiting none-too patiently for the release of his sequel/prequel to the series, “Green”. This fan has anyway, since the day I heard it was on its way to the bookstores. Green is touted as being “the beginning and the end,” the book that completes the Circle.
