Red: The Heroic Rescue
Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9780786283101 (0786283106)
Publish date: February 1st 2006
Publisher: Thorndike Press
Pages no: 637
Edition language: English
Series: The Circle (#2)
Very good and fun book.
Bored in the first 100 pages, at the very end is ok but it did not caught my attention as I expected... People died and I did feel for them... I beleive Ted Dekker could get more deep in these type of topic.
Again I really enjoyed this. Stronger allegorical messages than Black by quite a long way, but I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that I still enjoyed the story and the characterisation. I'm intrigued to see how the plot line in this world (Bangkok) straightens out, or if it does, in the next bo...
It got so exciting I actually read 490 pages of my edition in one day. I really didn't expect a series likes this to get better or even continue to be as it was, beacuse these kinds of stories usually go progresivelly worse. But, what a surprise I had! The story itself didn't get exactly a lot bette...
As good as his first in the series is Red pushes the envelope to another level. There's more action, more suspense and the clock winds down ever closer before the global pandemic destroys most of the world.Whereas the first book covers the fall of man in allegorical fashion the second novel focuses ...
12 years ago
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