Let's start at the beginning. In order to create peace, 480 years ago humans were given a highly contagious drug created to alter human DNA to remove all emotions other than fear. Can you imagine a life without pain and sorrow? Without joy and love? That's the only life the characters in this book have ever known until a young man named Rom is given the chance to not only experience those emotions but to bring all that's been missing back to mankind.
In an anything but classic version of good versus evil, the authors somehow bring out all levels of emotion while writing about a world void of any. It has something for everyone - romance, drama, action, mystery, and science fiction. And while the book had its fair share of violence, those moments didn't take away from the overall plot. I quickly fell in love with the characters, especially Rom, and became addicted to the story. Ted and Tosca were able to make a fantasy world come to life, and I for one can't wait to see how and if the world will ever get the chance to feel alive again.
I was lucky enough to be given a copy of this book to review before it was released, but you can pick up a copy of your own when it comes out next Tuesday, September 13th. And to get you excited, you can check out the trailer below.
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Britni, I love the Circle Series... you will too! It's one of my all time faves! Sooooo good.
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ReplyDeleteIf this is the only book you have read by ted dekker your missing out ! Ted Dekker is my favorite author of all times, I cant tell you one book that I haven't fallen in love with. Not only the circle trilogy but i would strongly recommend you read the Showdown series. Somehow Dekker relates all of his books in a small insignificant way, to these series. I'm sure you will enjoy them as much as I do.
ReplyDeletelooks like a good book,oh btw--I love your header. Life is too short to read bad books. kaye—the road goes ever ever on
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