Infidel (The Lost Books, Book 2) (The Books of History Chronicles) | Ted Dekker

Infidel (The Lost Books, Book 2) (The Books of History Chronicles) | Ted Dekker | The Tie That Binds

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Infidel (The Lost ...

	Infidel (The Lost Books, Book 2) (The Books of History Chronicles) Ted Dekker Thomas Nelson, 2008 - 288 pages average customer review:based on 23 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Another Remarkable Story

Johnis, Silvie, Darsal, and Billos continue on their quest in this second installment of Ted Dekker's Circle Series. Having just helped the Forest Guard thwart a major Horde attack, they now find themselves settling into their new leadership roles. Johnis soon learns that his missing mother might be living as a prisoner among the Horde. Despite his promise to seek out the hidden Books of History, Johnis decides to follow his heart back into danger and find a way to save his mother. Soon Johnis and Silvie embark on a dangerous mission that may just put the future of Elyon's followers in jeopardy.

Ted Dekker has crafted another remarkable story full of heart, suspense, and action. Infidel takes us deeper inside the veiled world of the Horde, and what Johnis and company discover about their enemies is surprising and eye-opening. At its core, this is a story about compassion, acceptance, and honor. The insights into humanity that Johnis experiences are compelling and his inner battle of duty vs. compassion is incredibly captivating.

Dekker is known for plots full of unexpected twists and turns, and his hard core fans will not be disappointed. Infidel is full of fascinating characters, beautiful and vivid landscapes, and gut wrenching battles. However, Dekker's major strength is clearly found in his ability to persistently entertain on a high level while causing readers to think and question. This new young adult series is a fresh and exciting addition to the world of Ted Dekker.

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The Tie That Binds

I received both Infidel and Chosen (bk. 1 of the series) in the mail at noon. I finished reading them (yeah, both) at 6:00. I couldn't put them down. This series is the tie that binds the Circle Trilogy (Black, Red, White) to Dekker's other works. Ted is a master at cliffhangers and totally unexpected twists and now he's taken it to a whole new level by interweaving storylines over multiple books. It's absolutely awesome. If Dekker keeps up this pace throughout the Books of History Chronicles, it will be on par with C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia and J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings.

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Good, but I liked the first better.

I read this in a day, even though this book annoyed me more than the first(Chosen). I won't say why except that a certain character was annoying me. But in the end, you understand why Dekker did what he did with the character. If you like Dekker's books, or fast paced adventure/fantasy books, you'll love these.

For me, it was good, but not as good as the first. Read Black, Red, White, and Chosen before this.

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