THREE
by Ted Dekker
TAGS: Suspense, Psychological Thriller
I read the book and saw the movie. Both moved quickly, and kept me involved from beginning to end. I personally wish Ted had connected with a better production house, but it was his first movie venture, so I have to give him credit for a valiant first attempt. Besides the less than stellar production quality, it was a great movie, and it was enough to get me to read Ted's books-- and am I ever happy for that. Ted Dekker has a straight forward, no frills writing style. If you're reading a word, he meant for you to read it. Each line lays down valuable back story, and character development. And each page leaves you compelled to turn to the next. The novel, Three, blew the movie out of the water. It was the perfect blend of mystery, suspense, and plot twits. Especially the ending. If your looking for a mind bending mystery thriller with an unforgettable ending, this is a must read.
Ted Dekker (born October 24, 1962) is a New York Times best-selling author of more than twenty novels. He is best known for stories which could be broadly described as suspense thrillers with major twists and unforgettable characters, though he has also made a name for himself among fantasy fans.
Check it out on Amazon here: Thr3e
1 comment:
LOVE Ted Dekker. His Red, Black & White series was so hard to put down. I highly recommend House too. Sue
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